I've observed that messes and complexity often but not always tends to just be noisy information streams. If you try to make a decision based on large volumes

I've observed that messes and complexity often but not always tends to just be noisy information streams. If you try to make a decision based on large volumes of low quality data, the world feels incredibly complex and constantly shifting and self-contradictory. If you manage to improve the signal to noise ratio it feels a lot more manageable and understandable. Worked with an enterprise architect once who couldn't say anything that didn't start with "in this complex and ever changing information landscape". You built this complex and ever changing information landscape, sir. It consists of your hexagonal architecture, your microservices, your kubernetes cluster.