> They are saying an evolutionary process that produces intelligent life is more complicated ("has more moving parts") than the intelligent life forms thus prod

> They are saying an evolutionary process that produces intelligent life is more complicated ("has more moving parts") than the intelligent life forms thus produced. How could this not be true? Assuming the universe itself is described by something like the standard model, or perhaps something even conceptually simpler like vibrating modes of ether, string theory, etc, then clearly conceptual complexity does indeed arise from simplicity. In fact entropy suggests that is the only direction possible.