[William Terrell]

How does changing information in a database make the database more complex? How does a database become more complex if a copy of it is made? How does it become more complex if, following a copy, some records are changed?

Changes to a table in a database makes the record interaction with other tables more complex. If a copy is made, corruption of data is possible making it complex beyond use. See the first sentence.

Simplicity and complexity are dependent on the fixed program that processes it. Trans-species evolution depends on the process by which organisms survive, in other words, the programs that processes their ability to survive.

However, a database implies an intelligent creator. What does the set of laws and processes that would allow "survival of the fittest", in the context of moving from a one celled animals to a more complex organisms, imply?

[Conservative Texan Mom]

I have noticed something else. It seems certain posters are quite happy to speculate about how nature could lead to many things without a designer, yet when asked if these things could be following the design of a designer, they repond with, "evolution doesn't address this."