Simple questions, complicated questions

Rewind, 15 years back. I used to be the kid who knew answers. I'm sitting in the examination hall. I hear this Amit (real name not disclosed because I forgot the name but, he was wearing a blue tie just like mine) at the back asking me questions.

Who is Gandhi's Father?
Who built the Taj Mahal?
When did we get Independence?

Back to the present. I'm still the guy who knows answers. I'm sitting in the examination hall. I hear Mark (real name not disclosed because I borrow his novels) at the back asking me questions.

Is the freight charges to be included in the customs duty calculations when you are importing raw materials coming under the "declared" goods list which eventually goes into a product I'm finally going to export?

Can inductive intuition be used as a tool to perform segmentation by a company manufacturing industrial products with no clear demarcation of product lines which caters to niche consumers?

Is Susee still going around with Rover, because today morning I saw Sunny having a tiff with Rover and Susee was supporting Sunny, which is kind of weird?

yeah! I made the last one up and Susee, Rover and Sunny are dogs we know outside our hostel.
The point is "The times are a changin". As we grow up, our horizons expand, our problems become complex and we feel satisfied only if we find a sophisticated solution. Can't the answers be simple? Just, plain simple?

Uncle Joe : Now that depends.....