I acknowledge that in the land where legal realism was born, such argument might sound either provocative or naively backward, especially since legal positivism-bashing has become an argumentative convention in our professional community, as well as a starting point of many of our scholarly inquiries. Indeed, very often ILP is seen as the very source of our inability to capture and cognize the complexity of the world. This epistemic prejudice toward ILP is what, in my view, has prevented us from seriously addressing the question of what we can expect from legal positivism in our attempts to comprehend and capture the problems of the complex world we live in.