Many problems have irreducible complexity.
- Many problems have irreducible complexity.
- If you don't actually grapple with that complexity, you don't make forward progress.
- You might make the illusion of progress by pushing peas around on the plate.
- If you sweep an unavoidable scary thing under the rug, it's still there!
- But now it's hidden, and you might forget it's there, which is even more dangerous.