A universal rule: if you don't fully understand something, it will turn out to be more complicated than you expect.
1970s: "I alone can solve artificial intelligence" A few years later: "who knew intelligence could be so complicated"
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Or, it turns out to be simpler that you thought but you just didn't pay attention
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The foolishly optimistic do get the ball rolling at least...
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Not in healthcare though
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Great example, but two ways to view it? Core mechanism of evolution is simple but dynamics/implications for groups/pop's infinitely complex
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Finding elegantly simple solutions is generally more difficult than finding complex solutions. There are far fewer of the former.
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Philosophers argued about mysteries of "nothing moves unless pushed" for 2000+ years. Then Galileo and Newton sorted it out. Simple is Hard!
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