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The world is incomprehensible because there is inherently more information in it than there are molecules, so even if the entire Universe becomes someone's brain, it still won't have enough memory to know everything. ----- Another argument about the incomprehensibility of the world, very simple: Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.
In my opinion, a complete understanding of the world is equivalent to knowing all its laws. For example, why do we need to know at what point and with what speed an electron moves? It is enough to know one general physical principle of electron movement.