It's a good exercise to put complicated ideas into very simple language.
George Orwell had that job during World War II. The BBC used to broadcast news to the British Empire in India and Hong Kong, using Basic English. Orwell's job was to translate the news into Basic English. He later wrote that this is a political act. Converting news to Basic English means taking all the ambiguity out. If a political statement was ambiguous, removing the ambiguity means making a political decision. Someone has to decide what the statement really means.
That's where Newspeak, in "1984", came from.[1]
[1] "Orwell, The Lost Writings", https://www.amazon.com/Orwell-Lost-Writings-George/dp/087795...