That's explicitly encoded right in the rule itself! When the program contains a bug-ridden, ad-hoc simulacrum of half (or more) of Common Lisp, then it has become sufficiently complicated. When it has less than half, it is not yet sufficiently complicated.
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That's explicitly encoded right in the rule itself! When the program contains a bug-ridden, ad-hoc simulacrum of half (or more) of Common Lisp, then it has become sufficiently complicated. When it has less than half, it is not yet sufficiently complicated.