> I'm surprised you've spent your career doing this and you still haven't figured out how to get people to listen to you.
This is the point of the article, which you appear to have missed.
There's a point where it becomes essentially impossible to articulate the differences to the lay person. Or for that matter, someone actually quite skilled, but not a "master".
It's not a lack of skill on the part of the expert, it's the lack of skill on the part of everybody else.
> I'm surprised you've spent your career doing this and you still haven't figured out how to get people to listen to you.
This is the point of the article, which you appear to have missed.
There's a point where it becomes essentially impossible to articulate the differences to the lay person. Or for that matter, someone actually quite skilled, but not a "master".
It's not a lack of skill on the part of the expert, it's the lack of skill on the part of everybody else.