So...out of the several examples, explanations etc..what part of it was difficult to understand?
YOU NEED A REFERENCE POINT TO UNDERSTAND THINGS. ITS LIKE THE SHIPS ANCHOR, THE SHIP WILL SAIL OFF INTO ANY DIRECTION IF THERE IS NO ANCHOR.
And your point about public speaking is completely off base. The audience could simply be stupid. "If the audience (majority of people) doesn't understand something, it is the speaker (individual's) fault"?????? Outstanding!
Lets suppose your'e talking about Einstein. He's delivering a speech on Physics. If there are only a few Physicsts out of the several hundred people at this public lecture, and only these physicists understand, who's "at fault" for Einsteins ideas not reaching the majority of people? The Simple Simons or Einstein the person who discovered relativity? It's rhetorical, so I don't really expect some smart ass answer.
Holy jeez I don't like to call people out on stuff like that but you guys are being retards, OR you're doing it on purpose to get a rise out of someone.
The giveaway. A classic troll projecting or you really just have no clue.
First thing you learn in public speaking. If the audience doesn't understand it is not because they are stupid-but because you are a poor public speaker and don't know how to convey your ideas.