Two specialists who know each other's reading can discuss naval history in shorthand. A public audience contains people encountering the subject for the first time alongside experienced readers. Assuming that everyone has decades of study behind them makes unfamiliar phrases and unstated connections difficult to follow. An effective explanation supplies the necessary background while keeping experienced listeners engaged. Long experience alone does not guarantee an ability to teach a newcomer, so the presentation needs to fit the audience.
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Explaining naval history to audiences with different backgrounds
Specialist shorthand works among close colleagues, while a public audience needs enough background for newcomers to follow the argument.