... I fully understand the scope of millions of years but the combination of billions of organic systems working in concert to create a superior form is against probability. ...
There seems to me to be zero probability of that statement being true. Also it seems to reflect zero understanding of how evolution is claimed to proceed.
Now that we know that the genes do code the development of the individual from a single cell and that they can have coping errors as well as entirely new combination in sexual reproduction,
it is a logical necessity* that some asexually reproduced individuals will at least occasionally differ from their parent and all sexually reproduced individuals will have at least a million genetic differences from either parent.
Thus the next generation will have individuals with different from the earlier one's abilities to survive as they are differently built from their different genes.
There are three logical possibilities:
(1) The difference makes insignificant change it their probability of reproducing it in a later generation.
(2a) The difference increases their probability of reproducing it in a later generation.
(2b)The difference decreases their probability of reproducing it in a later generation.
(1) & (2b) are consistent with your statement, but (2a) is not.
Are you stating that possibility (2a) does not occur? It clearly does as some very gifted children are often born to less than average intelligence parents.
Can you find any support in logic for your statement that to me seems to be illogical and false?
I admit that one instance of (2a) probably** will not significantly "create a superior form" but if repeated millions of times, it surely will.
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*I.e. not "against probability" as you falsely assert without any support.
** Such a large benefitial change in one generation is rare, but possible. They are usually called "hopeful monsters." I am not asserting this is one, but just trying to illutrate how it can happen: It seems reasonable to me that the dragon fly (darning needle and other names) probably evolved from other insects with two wings but then (as man can induce in fruit flies etc. with genetic changes in one generation) a Monster (from the parent's POV) was born with an extra set of wings. As it was better able to lift it relative large weight, it was more successful in catching and mating with "lady dragon flies" as were at least some of her off springs. So in a few thousand years all dragon files had two sets of wings.