Yes, I agree. It is definitely possible that the underlying laws are extremely complex and there is absolutely no simple way to state them. But what I think is

Yes, I agree. It is definitely possible that the underlying laws are extremely complex and there is absolutely no simple way to state them. But what I think is really interesting that this extreme complexity can only be found in extremely large and small scales. E.g. Newtons laws are phenomenal at predicting the universe at "human scales". The systems which can arise in Newtonian physics can be extremely complex, but their descriptions are usually very simple. Deviations from Newtonian predictions either are very small or arise only at large/small scales.