"In general, a simple solution is preferable to a complex one. A simple syntax is easier to teach, remember, use and read. But this principle is in constant tension with the Waterbed Theory."''
-- Perl Six Essentials by AllisonRandal, DanSugalski and LeopoldTotsch, page 17.
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Simplicity and Complexity are different terms and represent widely different approaches to problem solving. -- Donald Noyes
It still seems like the essence of the differences is not being labeled properly and needs a rethink. I cannot offer a better one either at this point, but do feel that the existing arrangement smells.
It is very clear to me that different things need different names. This leads to clarity, understanding and progress. -- Donald Noyes
Use that creative brain of yours, Donald Noyes, and find the right hyperWord to obtain the greatest clarity of purpose and intent. You are our only hope. ^_^
All the great things are simple, and many can be expressed in a single word: freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy, hope. -- Winston Churchill
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