Argument structure matters over accuracy when presenting information

information is infinite and there's only so little we can take; the writers should take note of their target audience with the prerequisite knowledge and the average knowledge ceiling they're willing to take
how we take information can change given the same information when structured differently; argument structure matters more
one way to present information is to give an overview then slowly breaking the details down; a Start small and improve later-type of ideal
while this point is applied mostly for roam:Writing and Note-taking introductory materials, this also works with technical documents with the benefit of being easier to be referenced in the future
examples
- CS50x is a computer science course presented with this in mind intended for people with absolute zero prequisite knowledge; the introduction to strings in C, for example, is a more specific example of this by presenting them first as another type then later breaking it down as an array (of characters) which is introduced later
- Kurzgesagt is a channel that mostly does this especially given their video format; in fact, they even have a video relating to this point