The author reflects on their career experiences working on complex products and the skepticism encountered from experts in various fields. Despite lacking formal expertise, the author champions the idea that complexity is often exaggerated and can be simplified. They highlight a fascination with how complexity is often prized among professionals, leading to a reluctance to share knowledge. The article stresses that anyone, regardless of their background, can grasp complex subjects if approached with clarity and openness to understanding.
This life experience has allowed me to spend much time observing the people who are captivated by and obsessed with complexity.
They may think to themselves-how can someone like me, with no domain expertise and without fancy academic credentials, even begin to find common ground?
Anything can be understood if explained simply, and that everything can be explained simply.
What is it about complexity that is so enchanting that many hold it like a prized possession?
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