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Explain any concept at three depths — a curious 12-year-old, an interested adult, and a practitioner — revealing what each level must simplify.
Explain {{concept}} at three levels:
(1) Curious 12-year-old: one analogy from everyday life, no jargon, under 100 words — and note where the analogy breaks. (2) Interested adult (say, a colleague from another field): the mechanism, why it matters, the one number or fact that anchors it, under 250 words. (3) Practitioner: the precise version — the edge cases the simpler versions hid, the current debates or open questions, what the simplifications above got slightly wrong.
Then the teaching note: which simplification at each level is load-bearing (fine to leave) vs which plants a misconception that must be corrected later.
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