The article discusses the interpretability of neural networks, suggesting that they are more understandable than previously thought. The author argues that the perceived complexity of neural networks is due to ordinary problems such as architectural issues and weak interpretability tools, rather than a fundamental property of the networks themselves. The author proposes that neural networks can be understood through direct study of their mechanisms, rather than relying on secondary models or techniques. This approach has led to a greater understanding of how neural networks work, including the discovery of recursive generalization as a key motif.