
Why explanations succeed or fail, and what science reveals about how minds process ideas. By Lee LeFever, author of The Art of Explanation.
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You don’t realize it, but most of what you’ve learned and experienced recently has already been forgotten. It’s not personal. It’s the human condition. We can’t do it all.
The headline from my recent research on attention is this: meaning matters.
It’s easy to take a subject like attention for granted. But in terms of communication and explanation, it’s essential. Why? Because nothing can be explained or understood without it. By understanding the gatekeeper, we can craft explanation...
The video below is a visual explanation of the big ideas in the post below. Recommended viewing. :)
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I've been a professional explainer since 2007. I'm the author of The Art of Explanation (Wiley), founder of Common Craft, and helped establish the explainer video genre.
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