An idea usually lives in the abstract realm, and the abtract varies from person to person: “a dog” can mean a golden retriever for some but a chihuahua for other. By specifying, you prevent potential misunderstandings that may arise from the lack of information. Key takeaway: more often than not, people are being too vague rather than being too specific.

Writing clarifies your mind

Applications

Specificity in analysis

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Original Capture

Specifying an idea makes it more grounded and approachable