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by Nzen
1943 days ago
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If we were to agree that a simple task has low complexity to accomplish, and an easy task requires little energy to accomplish, then conflating them is straightforward, particularly when weighing the mental effort to accomplish the task. (Tying a shoelace is simple: four steps. Tying a shoelace with 5 pound weights on my wrists is still simple, but not easy.) Of course, if you don't agree to these definitions, then the intersection of them is thinner. |
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