Many visually noisy, complicated tasks become simpler once the question is understood, because they can reduce to examining one part of a larger diagram and drawing a basic conclusion.

“It's basically just saying, "At which lane do we f-first see a band in, like, all three of these pockets?" Um, and again, this is kind of something that you see with a lot of these tasks.”

“They look very noisy and very complicated, but when you fundamentally understand just what the question is asking, they simplify quite quickly. Um, and basically they just boil down to, uh, pay attention to this element of this larger diagram, and then just give me some very basic analysis of what's occurring within that element and come to some very basic conclusion.”