ALWAYS?! really, that is the criteria? It is a silly argument anyway since we now know we need to deal with the complexities of digital DNA code, which is why I would expect no macro change at all. Just as was observed.
[PapaBear3625:] The premise is false. We still have bacteria and other single-celled organisms. Evolution does not result in more complex organisms, it results in organisms that are better at surviving in their ecological niche, though the mechanism of less-capable organisms dying off. An organism that does well-enough in its niche will stay mostly unchanged.
[fishtank:] The premise is accurate if you are discussing Darwinian evolution.
What PapaBear3625 posted sounds thoroughly Darwinian to me. Do you have a quotation of Darwin where he says life always evolves toward greater complexity?
ALWAYS?! really, that is the criteria?
It is for fishtank's original claim above to be true.
It is a silly argument anyway since we now know we need to deal with the complexities of digital DNA code, which is why I would expect no macro change at all.
Why would you expect that?