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- Uke. I agree completely.
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Stop using [The Legacy Protocol of Conversation
- Even if you explain it carefully, they don’t understand.
- Because careful explanation increases the size of the information, which is more likely to overflow from working memory.
- There are many ways to expand working memory, such as reading notebook and Kozaneba.
- The receiver Not fast enough to understand. So the receiver can only [read slowly
Everyone understands at a different rate.
- It’s not a good idea to strangle the speed of output just because the listener happens to be slow in understanding.
- If the output is replicable content, it can be enjoyed by people other than those who were in front of it at the time of the output
- Some of those people have a much faster rate of understanding.
relevance - The Parable of the Too Many Seedlings - You can’t plant all the seedlings in a small field. - Trying to make those who don’t understand understand create suffering.
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