In the end, even Xiao Fei couldn't explain it clearly.
It wasn't that he couldn't explain; it was just that he didn't know how to explain it in a way the kids would understand.
If too many technical terms popped up, the little ones wouldn't understand a word of it.
Without enough foundational knowledge, some things simply can't be taught...
Even if you dug up Einstein's grave and performed a summoning ritual to resurrect him, let him personally teach relativity to the kids, they still wouldn't get it, right?
In the end, the kids only vaguely understood one concept.
And that was: The bigger the brain, the smarter you are.
As for why elephants—despite having bigger brains than humans—aren't smarter than humans, their little heads were totally baffled.
Originally, Xiao Fei thought that was the end of it, but he clearly underestimated the curiosity of children.
And their wildly imaginative and divergent thinking.
