What is the most complicated invention ever created to solve a simple problem?

 

What is the most complicated invention ever created to solve a simple problem?

What is the most complicated invention ever created to solve a simple problem?

I don’t think there’s much contest… the most complicated invention ever created has to be CERN’s LHC.

And we can argue over whether the problem it was built to solve was a ‘simple’ one!

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