It's a dangerous habit to call or think of anyone as "a non-technical person". Life is not binary; people do not come in discrete categories; these are merely l

It's a dangerous habit to call or think of anyone as "a non-technical person". Life is not binary; people do not come in discrete categories; these are merely labels we impose on ourselves and others, and once you stick a label on someone it's hard to see them otherwise. You're bound to the judgement you've made and will tend to block out any information that contradicts it – such as the fact that they can understand things, if clearly communicated.