Evolution or not?

Families are nice, but once you get past that I don't even think that non random evolution can help you. There's just way too much physiological differences to overcome. Not only are the morphological differences too great but the cellular differences are too great. For instance SINE (short interspersed nucleotide elements ) are completely different and rearranged once one gets into different orders of creatures. Also GDRN's ( gene developement regulatory networks ) are completely redesigned once past families.

GDRN's are extremely complex and intricately designed networks of genes, long non coding RNA's, micro RNA'S,

etc that regulate and control embryogenesis, transposons,

epigenomic gene expressions like cryptic genes, phenotypic plasticity, etc.

Once GDRN's are in place with their routines and subroutines it's extremely difficult for them to be changed. We just don't see it happening in animals.

It would be akin to randomly changing a circuit board in a computer. Total chaos would ensue.

We can see that on a cellular level even non random evolution cannot procede past families on the taxonomic chart.

I know, I'm scared of my own shadow! 😘

It's not just complex information Alex or Bobyyy, it's also specified information that we find in the cell, especially DNA RNA, the glycogen code( sugar code) endogenous electric fields, etc.