Gall's Law: A complex system that works evolved from a simple system that worked. Complex systems designed from scratch never work.

This is why:
• Microservices from the start generally fail—a monolith always came first
• Big blast refactors fail but incremental rewrites work

Start simple. Let complexity emerge where needed.

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