POINTS TO PONDER XXXVII

From Reader's Digest

   A cluster of buildings is a complex. A psychological fixation is like-wise a complex. Thus an architect who insists on designing nothing but industrial complexes can be said to have a complex complex.
   Complex also means complicated. So, if the architect's problem is complicated by other factors as well, he has a complex complex complex.
   All of which proves that the more complex our civilization becomes, the more versatile each word must be.