Status Updates From The Guide for the Perplexed

1.37a "The Torah 'speaks in human language,' (I 26), because it is meant to be accessible and studied by young people, women, and ordinary folk without the capacity to understand things as they really are." Och.

...people grow attached to the familiar views they grew up with. They become partisans of those views and have no use for alternatives. Bias toward the familiar can blind people to the truth.

"Our powers are not boundless. Intellectual acuity also varies greatly from one person to the next....One person might discover an idea independently that another might never understand, no matter how it was explained to him."

11 of the translation
"To an untutored clown with no grasp of nature, even impossibilities do not seem far-fetched.