Complexity

Complexity, in general knowledge, refers to the intricate and interconnected nature of various systems, ideas, or problems. It encompasses how many different parts or factors influence each other and how they combine to create outcomes that are not easily predictable. For example, in ecology, the behavior of ecosystems involves numerous species interacting with each other and their environment. In social sciences, human behavior is affected by culture, economics, and psychology. Recognizing complexity helps us understand that simple solutions may not address the underlying issues in multifaceted problems.