Multifaceted is merely an English compound word.  It combines the prefix multi (meaning many) with the adjective faceted (meaning aspect, side, or face).  The earliest documented use of the word was in 1870 by George Rolleston, who was both a physician and physiologist.  

Love is not only a many-splendored thing, but it is also a multifaceted emotion that can be expressed in many different ways. 

Thank you Bill W, now we know its' makeup and start up and I also loved that song, but don't recall the movies' name?

I chose to focus on the last thing Myr said, His multifaceted personality made him an interesting person to talk to.

Here are 4 names that I would include on any list of such individuals:

(Truth be told, Elon is really starting to worry me?!?!?)

I made and posted this comment, before I saw and read drpaladins'. I was not referring to the 'Fly' movie. However, I have seen most of the 'Fly' movies and agree with what he said.

6 hours ago, sandrewn said:

Thank you Bill W, now we know its' makeup and start up and I also loved that song, but don't recall the movies' name?

(Truth be told, Elon is really starting to worry me?!?!?)

The movie has the same name, although I misspelled it originally: "Love is a Many-Splendored Thing". 

 

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And I agree.  Elon seems to be on the brink of going off the rails.  I wonder if it's a side-effect of being a genius?  Eventually you totally lose it.  

And the obvious: multifaceted like an intricately cut diamond.  

Working as a field engineer can be a lot like archaeology. You arrive to find wiring closets with the work of dozens of other field engineers in layers, over decades, and you must figure out what they were trying to do, what is actually happening, and if the widget you are there to install will work as advertised or explode in your face.

That's the sort of multifaceted problem engineers face every day, and sometimes several times a day.

1 hour ago, JamesSavik said:

Working as a field engineer can be a lot like archaeology. You arrive to find wiring closets with the work of dozens of other field engineers in layers, over decades, and you must figure out what they were trying to do, what is actually happening, and if the widget you are there to install will work as advertised or explode in your face.

That's the sort of multifaceted problem engineers face every day, and sometimes several times a day.

Was this when they used "spaghetti logic"?  hehehe