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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Oh how many times there have been those moments of not understanding properly and blubbering my way through an explanation. Love this ❤️
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yes, me too, jen –
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Amen!
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Ahhh, how true. Absolutely. As a addition, I once had a V.P of IT boss who loved to philosophize and when we were developing and implementing an exceedingly complex piece of software requiring a lot of specialized input. he said “When you know the material passably well and someone is confusing you, it is because they are confused themselves.”
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Yes, so right
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What a quote!
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Never thought about it in this way but it does make sense .
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it really does.
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It is interesting how this genius managed to explain so many subtle ideas in the simplest language. I suppose that comes with being a genius :)
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I’m sure it does g
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Similar to “If you can write your idea on the back of a business card, you don’t have a clear idea.”
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Fantastic
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Love this quote … its one I try to live by.
xo
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I forget at times, but I try too –
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Hey, I hear you – its a practice Beth :)
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it is, val –
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Hm…was Einstein a man of a “few words”, I assume????? Seems to me, the man had a lot to say on a number of “human issues”!!! :)
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That is so true and also why we often say oh that looks so simple to do when in fact it’s taken a lot of work to get it simple. :)
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yes, like explaining how to tie your shoes –
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Albert knew what he was talking about.
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He sure did.
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I cracked up at the second one. Perhaps someone wanted to keep the secret all to themselves. (Funny, but I’ll bet the secret to happiness is just about the opposite of that!) ;-D!
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i agree, russ )
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Who knew that Einstein was also a copy editor, Beth? :-)
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it’s clear now, isn’t it? )
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And if they aren’t explaining it clearly, they often don’t want you to understand how risky or unsafe it really is.
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very, very true, brenda –
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I’m a teacher and that’s just perfect. Great teachers make complex subjects understandable. Of course students still have to study to fully grasp it!
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i’m a teacher as well, and you are exactly right –
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