If answers are not simple, one may reasonable ask, Gentle Reader,
what complicates them?
Many things can.
Try to recall how quickly anyone with any
experience with mathematical formulas develops an affinity for his constants.
Oh, they do so simplify things. But variables? Ouch! Remember, variables are
the one’s for which one must solve in an equation. They are the unknowns, the
resultants of the other mechanics of combining the known elements of the
equation.
This is what I call the first
conundrum of complex subject matter: there are just always all those fast
changing variables that must be seamlessly integrated into the constants
already existing.
To be continued . . .
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