I like the appropriation of an archaic word for this use. The point is to make you think about something familiar in a manner that is unfamiliar to most. The w

I like the appropriation of an archaic word for this use. The point is to make you think about something familiar in a manner that is unfamiliar to most. The word is now strongly connected to the concepts of easy and simple which Rich tries to untangle. From now on, when you hear someone tell you that you have "complected" something, it will most likely cause you to remember the talk and sort of forces you to think. Just hearing talk about "coupling" might not trigger such a reaction.