What it is:
The awareness of where your field ends and others begin — and the skill to speak across that boundary. It’s not about leaving your domain, but about learning to echo your message in other dialects.
Why it matters:
Innovation and impact often happen at the edges. Most people live at the intersections, not the center. Speaking across borders builds trust, not just traffic.
Real-world parallel:
Like a local who can explain their tradition in simple terms to a curious visitor — without watering it down.
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Content Form, Meaning Bridge, Relevance Layer, Border Knowledge, Area of Incumbence, Form–Meaning Duality
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