[NormsRevenge]

Hence the derivative of phrases like..

You’re not gonna worm your way out of this one, Mister.

or

He is such a wormy little creep sometimes.

or

[NormsRevenge]

He wormed his way into the cockles of their hearts.

[Ieatfrijoles]

It follows that the brains of SF Chronicle employees come from the leavings of said worms.

[RightWhale]

molecular anatomy

These scientists are about 50 years late for the Nobel prize.

[TenthAmendmentChampion]

Once upon a time...

[ClaudiusI]

This make anyone else think of the Goa’uld?

[BigFinn]

The origin of Democracts brains has been traced back to primitive central nervous systems in worms and bugs, researchers now say.

[teacherwoes]

Are they trying to tell us we’re no longer related to monkeys but to worms? Gee, I bet the monkeys feel insulted by this. /s

[AmericaUnited]

"Such a complex arrangement could not have been invented twice throughout evolution "

So let's concoct some idiotic theory to shoehorn it so it fits...

[RichInOC]

Lowly Worm? Richard Scarry created the heavens and the earth? Cool.

[savedbygrace]

Hahahahahahahahaha. Evolutionists can be so silly.

[TigersEye]

And the worms ate into his brain...

[DouglasKC]

"Such a complex arrangement could not have been invented twice throughout evolution , it must be the same system," said Gáspár Jékely, another team member.

I love the language of evolutionists. Apparently evolution "invented" this complex arrangement. Yet they have a hissy fit when someone substitutes the word "God" for "evolution".

[Kirkwood]

“Such a complex arrangement could not have been invented twice throughout evolution , it must be the same system,” said Gáspár Jékely, another team member. “It looks like Platynereis and vertebrates have inherited the organization of their CNS from their remote common ancestors.”

This is just really, really faulty logic. No Nobel Prize for these jokers!
Sometimes there is only one good way to do something and evolution follows that same path in separate branches. For example, the eyes of flys and humans are different optically and yet similar in terms of light transduction. The similarities are not inherited, that is simply the best way to convert light to usable information.

[southernnorthcarolina]

Yes, I seem to recall reading Lowly Worm...

But I'm not buying that my brain had its origin in that book. I mean it may have helped things along a bit. But come on.

[xp38]

We are all worms. But I believe that I am a glow-worm.

Winston Churchill

[hardworking]

Holy mackeral! What dead politician(s) donated their brains for this research?

[Graymatter]

Self-ping for origins of gray matter.

(Contains no worm substance. Noodles and primordial soup, but no worms.)

[onyx eyes]

I read some time ago, that the heart developed from a gut (early evo period) that was pulsing rythmically to push the food through from one end to the other.

And, on the brain scale, what makes one, call the worm, lowly?
The worm does what it needs to do with the apparatus it has to work with.

[Twinkie]

BWA..HA..HA..HA..HA..HA..HA!!