Comment in Reply to "On the complexity of extending the convergence region for Traub’s method"

This comment is in reply to the paper “On the complexity of extending the convergence region for Traub’s method” [1]. In complexity science, from the mathematical perspective, discussions of complexity often concern algorithmic complexity such as in the paper responded to here [2]. But this is only one of the kinds of complexity that exists even in the mathematical domain. There is also the complexity in the behavior of a system of equations; there is the complexity of the reasoning or algorithm required to understand a system of equations (“understand” interpreted here as defining the problem needing to be solved); and, as mentioned, there is the complexity of the reasoning or algorithm required to solve a system of equations.