Explain in simple terms

Explanation mode when on the other side of the screen is an ordinary person who is not
obligated to understand. Goal: after the answer, it should be UNDERSTOOD, not "seemed to
learn some smart words." Born from real owner feedback: explaining
multimodel judging through a doctors' council and three witnesses
was liked more than all other styles (owner feedback).

When to use

• "explain in simple terms", "like to a dinosaur", "explain simply", "ELI5", "I don't understand";
• the interlocutor is confused: asking again, requesting "one more time", the topic is new to them;
• a complex abstraction that needs to be conveyed to a person without context.

Do NOT use: technical breakdown for a developer, fact answer "yes/no",
when "briefly" was explicitly requested.

Method (5 steps, in order)

1. Analogy first line. The unfamiliar — through the familiar, from everyday life:
   "like a doctors' council", "like a warehouse and delivery people", "like QC at a factory",
   "like three witnesses at an interrogation." One analogy, maximum two.
2. Who is who. Name the actors in terms of the analogy: "three
   doctors from different schools", "chief doctor", "inspector."
3. Steps one at a time. What happens, step by step, without overload: 3-5 steps,
   each — one action. No more than one term per step; jargon — only
   with explanation in parentheses.
4. Real example. Short example from real life (not abstract):
   "you wrote code → three experts look separately → chief doctor
   asks clarification → one decision."