We have simplified the nomenclature of the play.
If there is a paradox, it is that for Palestinians Binyamin Netanyahu's decisive win in Tuesday's Israeli elections has simplified issues for many – including the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, and his closest advisers – in their campaign to internationalise support for a Palestinian state.
There has been an extradition treaty in place between Britain and Spain since 1985, and the introduction of European arrest warrants in 2004 has simplified and speeded up the process of bringing British citizens back to the UK for trial.
As the world is simplified into good and evil, they feel "spiritually intoxicated".
I'm wary of evolutionary psychology – a field that too often seems to be simplified in the media down to "women like pink and men like teenage girls because of science" – but, with caveats, it's interesting if not particularly scientific to speculate about what supernormal stimulus buttons Candy Crush Saga might be pressing.
The manifesto also demands a commitment to keep the successful Government Digital Service, which has simplified and relaunched many online government services, and proposed more data sharing resources and standards for online identity.
Merkel made it clear she shared Cameron's objectives to ensure that EU regulation was simplified and that the principle of subsidiarity – that decisions should be made at the lowest possible level – should be re-emphasised.
The Commission of Audit recommended abolishing the second income test for the payment, which simplified four tiers of payment to just a maximum rate and a part rate which reduced to nil with a 20c taper.
But Merkel made it clear she shared Cameron's objectives to ensure that EU regulation was simplified and that the principle of subsidiarity – that decisions should be made at the lowest possible level – should be re-emphasised.
These changes are not set in stone; there will be hearings, followed by revised proposals and a final Commons vote, but the process has been simplified and speeded up, to Labour's disquiet.
The Third Servile War has been simplified, but the impression given of the politics behind it and of the campaign itself is reasonably accurate.
