In literature, "convoluted" is frequently employed to evoke an image of intricacy and entanglement, whether describing physical structures or abstract processes. The term vividly captures the sense of layered complexity, as seen when it illustrates the brain's deep folds and twisted surfaces [1][2] or the spirally coiled forms of shells and anatomical passages [3][4]. It also operates metaphorically to characterize narratives or historical developments that seem intentionally or naturally tangled and difficult to decipher [5][6]. Thus, "convoluted" functions both as a precise descriptor of elaborate physical shapes and as a symbol of the intricate, sometimes labyrinthine, progression of events or ideas.