👉 Insimplicity is a philosophical concept in philosophy of language and logic, which refers to the idea that language should be simple and straightforward. It emphasizes the importance of clarity, simplicity, and brevity in communication and problem-solving. Insimplicity advocates for clear and concise language, avoiding unnecessary words or phrases, and using only essential elements in sentences. In simpler terms, insimplicity means being mindful of how much information is conveyed through a single sentence, rather than cluttering it with unnecessary details
