[unspun]

I guess the post above is for you, too. Please tell me, precisely, what scientific or logical principle, mathematical theorem, or scientific law prohibits a process or person from creating something that is "greater" or "more perfect" than themselves.

From my limited knowledge, I could refer to the 2nd Law of Termodynamics, but I'm sure that is to inferrential for you. So I'll just say, "no" and ask you to show me where you can demonstrate that it has happened.

[jennyp]

From my limited knowledge, I could refer to the 2nd Law of Termodynamics, but I'm sure that is to inferrential for you. So I'll just say, "no" and ask you to show me where you can demonstrate that it has happened.

No, the 2LoT might be persuasive to me if the linkage between it and information weren't so fallacious.

Macroevolution. Gene duplication, hijacking of function of the duplicates, unequal crossover, & other mechanisms have been seen in the lab; and their occurrence throughout evolutionary history is supported by a mountain of genetic evidence. Here's an interesting article that shows just how pervasive it's been.

[tortoise]

From my limited knowledge, I could refer to the 2nd Law of Termodynamics

I suggest that you re-evaluate your limited knowledge of the 2nd law of thermodynamics and its application to this case. Jennyp is correct.