Unveiling the Curse of Knowledge in Communication and Teaching

The curse of knowledge occurs when an individual, often unknowingly, assumes that others have the background or knowledge to understand a particular topic.

Once we know something, it's tough to remember what it's like not to know it and to factor that into our communication. 

This leads to misunderstanding, frustration, inefficient or ineffective learning environments, and mango trees with boats in them. 

In this episode, we discuss how the curse of knowledge works, the factors that enhance or mitigate it, and how to effectively account for it in our personal and professional lives.