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If it is complicated, it is probably wrong

Stated Alexander Fridman on the Podcast with Lex Friedman (AI Podcast #100) and cited Pyotr Kapitsa. I cannot find this cite but it reflects my experience:

If it is complicated, it is probably wrong
Science is to find that simplicity. 

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