"Explain how public-key encryption works to a smart beginner with zero background. Rules: 1. Start from something they already know and build one step at a time; never use a term before you have earned it. 2. One core analogy, and state where the analogy breaks, because unflagged analogies create confident misunderstanding. 3. Concrete before abstract: a worked example with real numbers or objects before any general principle. 4. After each chunk, one sentence starting "In other words," that restates it more plainly. 5. Name the 2 misconceptions beginners typically form here, and correct each in one sentence. 6. End with: a 3-sentence summary, then one question the reader should now be able to answer (with the answer hidden at the very bottom). Length: under 600 words. Simple words are a feature, not a dumbing-down; do not skip the hard part, explain it slower."
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