I understand that many things in life are cultural and relative. Saying one language is "easier" may reveal many biases. But "simpler" can be used in fairly ob

I understand that many things in life are cultural and relative. Saying one language is "easier" may reveal many biases. But "simpler" can be used in fairly objective ways. Spoon is a simpler mechanism than internal combustion engine. "Yes" is a simpler way of saying "absolutely I would be willing to undertake that endeavour". Square of plain colour is simpler than a painting. Some formula are simpler than others. In this case the Immediate difference in sheer count makes it difficult for me to understand what point you're trying to make about this particular example, try as I might, because in this case I aftually think "more systematic" is the less defined, more ambiguous term :-(