The statement "Expanding and adding more functionality is harder and very cumbersome as a new state or a modification of an existing state" can be evaluated depending on the context, such as software development or systems design.
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If discussing systems that are poorly designed or lack modularity, then the statement could be considered True. In such cases, adding new features often requires significant rework, leading to a cumbersome process.
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Conversely, if a system is well-designed with modular components and adheres to good software practices (like separation of concerns, loose coupling, etc.), then adding new functionality can be relatively straightforward. Thus, in such cases, the answer would be False.
Without additional context, I wouldn't be able to definitively choose an answer. However, generally speaking, in the context of poorly designed systems, the answer is likely True.