> I forgot the law's name but the said law states that "a machine of a certain complexity cannot build a machine more complex than itself" Isn't this disproved

> I forgot the law's name but the said law states that "a machine of a certain complexity cannot build a machine more complex than itself" Isn't this disproved by the evolution of reproductive organisms? That's not necessarily more complex of course, but it's pretty obvious that over a large enough time scale successive machines can become more complex.