While the principles of quantum mechanical (QM) theory that explain how NMR works have long been understood, in particular the mechanism relating to spin-spin coupling that lead to doublet (d), triplet (t), and more complex multiplicities, the amount of information condensed in the HNMR spectrum tend to overwhelm analysts. We should keep in mind that humans are not capable of applying QM principles without the help of a computer and rely cognitively on a simplified understanding of the theory . Accordingly, the designation of multiplets, commonly abbreviated as "m", is sadly highly abundant if not ubiquitous in the scientific literature . This is unfortunate, as all the underlying coupling and chemical information is willfully disregarded in the arbitrary multiplet designation.