"One idea per slide" is advice that helps the speaker. Not your audience.
Matt Abrahams is myth-busting one of the most repeated presentation rules. Slides aren't a structure for you; they're a tool for the person watching. A good slide does exactly one of three things: simplifies something complex, amplifies something important, or clarifies something confusing.
If your slide doesn't do any of those three things? Cut it. If an idea lands without a visual? Skip the slide entirely.
How many slides in your last deck actually passed that test?
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