Theory : An individual cannot comprehend complex ideas.
Argument : Complexity is a term of relativity. An idea which is "simple"
to A may be "complex" to B. B can only understand the idea if it is
made simple to him by any number of ways : B's comprehension skills
are improved or the idea is simplified enough for B to understand in
his current level of comprehension. Therefore people should refrain
from saying "This is complex but I understand it". If you understand
it - it is simple to you.
Any comments?
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I must disagree. A complex subject is not one that cannot
be understood, but merely one that takes a while for the
comprehender to understand.
Complexity, like most any attribute, is in the eye of the beholder.
I'm sure you'll get lots of arguments like mine, so I won't
go any further.
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