Transcontinental traveler
It is said to some people that it is harder to tell a camel than to jump a ditch. It really is. It is not known whether your head is thick or your intelligence is diminished, but there are such and you try in vain. Sometimes a person experiences something called eclipse, and although not always, he cannot understand what one may say in such situations. It is necessary to distinguish only those who understand but do not understand.
There are implicit speeches that are implied, which is another job of mastery. It is a different situation for both the speaker and the listener. It is a separate course, rather than altogether or by touching. Here it is up to you whether you understand it or not. If you have done some fieldwork and have improved yourself, you will understand that it will not tire the speaker too much. Satire is the art of speaking. It is a condition that requires both the speaker and the listener to have fine intelligence levels.
When we say mosquito reeds for those who understand, drums and pipes are less for those who do not understand, it is necessary to understand at the level of individual and society. The scientific knowledge of the society has advanced so much that whatever message is spoken, it understands the moment; but on the contrary, it has regressed at such a level that it neither understands nor grasps, it can be interpreted as it will tire you in vain and unnecessarily.