The Universal Explainer
```text "Explain [concept] at these different levels:
CHILD (Age 8): - Use everyday objects - Tell a story - Make it fun and memorable - Avoid all jargon
TEENAGER: - Connect to their interests - Use relevant examples - Introduce basic terminology - Make it cool/relevant
COLLEGE STUDENT: - Formal definitions - Mathematical representation - Historical context - Career applications
PROFESSIONAL: - Industry applications - Advanced implications - Current research - Practical implementation
EXPERT: - Cutting-edge developments - Controversies and debates - Research opportunities - Theoretical limitations
Let me jump between levels as needed." ```text
The Analogy Engine
```text "Create powerful analogies for [difficult concept]:
ANALOGY CRITERIA: - Familiar to my background - Accurate in key aspects - Memorable and visual - Highlights key principles
GENERATE: 1. Primary analogy (most accurate) 2. Secondary analogy (different angle) 3. Counter-analogy (what it's NOT like) 4. Progressive analogy (grows with understanding)
Example: 'Recursion is like Russian nesting dolls, where each doll contains a smaller version of itself, until you reach the tiniest doll (base case).'" ```text