Wait. Occam's Razor is NOT "the simplest explanation is the right one." It says, "The solution with the fewest unsupported suppositions is generally the correct one." This is an important distinction. Any solution that we can corroborate, even one extremely complex, is more likely to be right than a simple one filled with information, suppositions, or assumptions that we cannot prove.

I'll take this one. Occam's Razor is NOT "the simplest explanation is the right one." It says, "The solution with the fewest unsupported suppositions is generally the correct one." This is an important distinction. Any solution that we can corroborate, even one extremely complex, is more likely to be right than a simple one filled with information, suppositions, or assumptions that we cannot prove.