I'm so old I remember my father coming home from a hunting trip with a deer strapped to the front passenger fender of our old Chevy Deluxe. When cars had fenders - something like this:
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Maybe your complexity is a temporary disarrangement of simplicities.
The phrase "a complexity is merely a disarrangement of simplicities" is a philosophical insight attributed to astronomer George O. Abell in Exploration of the Universe. It suggests that complex systems or problems are not inherently complex, but rather composed of many simple elements that are out of order, misaligned, or improperly structured.
