[William Terrell]

Ok, if you like, from one species to another starting from lifelessness until we have the vast diversity in form and quantity we have today.

But, to have gone from the simplest one celled form to a very complex form, "different but not more" understates the reality, wouldn't you agree?

[js1138]

But, to have gone from the simplest one celled form to a very complex form, "different but not more" understates the reality, wouldn't you agree?

You are ignoring my question entirely. How do you measure complexity or information content? Everything is single celled for at least part of its life cycle, and amoebas have a longer genome than humans.

If ID folks are going to be consistent in placing information theory at the top of the chain of reasoning, then be consistent.

Tell us how to measure information, and tell us how an amoeba less complex than a human.