Analogies are the only thing that work in my family. If you can figure out a way to explain something in terms the audience already comprehends, you are on the right track.
If you have to build up "what the hell is an EUV machine?" from first principles, you are going to lose them somewhere around linear algebra.
If something seems difficult to explain, even with analogies, consider if you should abstract the concern away and say something handwavy like "that's wizard crap, don't worry about it. Just call me if this light turns red."
If you have to build up "what the hell is an EUV machine?" from first principles, you are going to lose them somewhere around linear algebra.
If something seems difficult to explain, even with analogies, consider if you should abstract the concern away and say something handwavy like "that's wizard crap, don't worry about it. Just call me if this light turns red."