  In sufficiently complex models with many parameters that are unknown or
undetermined from first principles, a small coupling or mass can naturally
arise even if it is not protected by a symmetry or a result of some dynamics.
For the naturalness criterion, we advocate specifying all the model parameters
with one significant figure. This automatically avoids outcomes of a given
observable that would require special highly-tuned choices for parameters. The
obtained range of outcomes is an attribute of a given model resulting from its
specific characteristics and complexity. Using these criteria in the minimal
supersymmetric model, we demonstrate that the electroweak scale up to 3 orders
of magnitude below superpartner masses naturally occurs.
