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The person who makes complexity sound like common sense, on purpose.
means A person or device that transmits information clearly from one party to another.
from Traces back to Latin 'communicare,' meaning to share or make common — itself from 'communis' (common, shared). The '-tor' suffix marks the doer, so a communicator is literally one who makes things common knowledge. The word entered English in this agent-noun form in the 1600s, well before radios or Star Trek borrowed it for their handheld gadgets.
- not eloquence
- clarity beats vocabulary every time
- star trek bump
- flip phones literally copied its design
- key skill
- listening well enough to answer the real question
- hardest part
- saying less, meaning more