Not sure where you came up with the idea that ID agrees that man evolved from simple organisms which is evolutionist speculation. Your table makes no sense but neither does macro evolution.
More-IDiocy-on-display placemarker.
That would come from public statemade by Behe and Denton and Dembsky, the leading advoctes of ID.
Perhaps you should study ID instead of accepting it on faith.
The mousetrap man
Interview with Mike Behe, the mousetrap1 man
by Carl Wieland
Dr Michael Behe is associate professor of biochemistry at Lehigh University, Pennsylvania, USA. His book Darwin’s Black Box has caused quite a stir among Darwinists for its profound attack on ‘blind watchmaker’ evolution. It highlights ‘intelligent design’ as an obvious, logical explanation for the intricacy of biochemical systems found in living things.
Although biblical creationists have been able to make good use of his powerful arguments, Dr Behe does not claim to be on our side. When I spoke to him briefly on the phone for this article, he confirmed that ‘if there was good evidence for it [life coming about through some sort of evolutionary process], I would just accept that.’ A Roman Catholic, he says he does not have ‘any theological difficulties’ with the idea that we came from fish via ape-like ancestors.
‘No … well, I think it should be decided on the evidence. The idea of common descent has support, and also some problems. Right now, I’m willing to accept it as a reasonable working hypothesis, but I could always change my mind.’