Complex numbers are primarily utilized in two-dimensional kinematics for their ease of differentiation, particularly in scenarios involving rotation. However, some argue that using complex numbers can lead to confusion since kinematic quantities are typically real numbers. They suggest that all kinematics problems can be solved using real numbers alone, which maintains clarity. While complex numbers have valuable applications in fields like electronic circuits and hydrodynamics, their necessity in kinematics is debated. Ultimately, the preference for real numbers in kinematics is emphasized for simplicity and coherence.