[The Great Satan]

You might find that Stuart Kaufman's "Origins of Order: Self-Organization and Selection in Evolution" is even more on point here than the Wolfram book. Kaufman applies the conceptual toolbox of statistical mechanics to look at the evolution of complex systems.

Table of Contents

	Themes
1	Conceptual Outline of Current Evolutionary Theory	3
Pt. I	Adaptation on the Edge of Chaos	29
2	The Structure of Rugged Fitness Landscapes	33
3	Biological Implications of Rugged Fitness Landscapes	69
4	The Structure of Adaptive Landscapes Underlying Protein Evolution	121
5	Self-Organization and Adaptation in Complex Systems	173
6	The Dynamics of Coevolving Systems	237
Pt. II	The Crystallization of Life	285
7	The Origins of Life: A New View	287
8	The Origin of a Connected Metabolism	343
9	Hypercycles and Coding	357
10	Random Grammars: Models of Functional Integration and Transformation	369
Pt. III	Order and Ontogeny	407
11	The Architecture of Genetic Regulatory Circuits and Its Evolution	411
12	Differentiation: The Dynamical Behaviors of Genetic Regulatory	441
13	Selection for Cell Types	523
14	Morphology, Maps, and the Spatial Ordering of Integrated Tissues

[DaGman]

You won't find a creationist post like this.

[gore3000]

Regardless of what Worlfram or Kaufman may say, you cannot develop, you cannot alter a program stochaistically as evolution requires. The developmental process of an organism is definitely a program and could not have evolved at random. Long disertations about what could be, might be do not disprove clearly established scientific facts.