Geoffrey Simmons on not knowing the direction of the sun

Geoffrey Simmons, in a never ending series of self-promotional posts, questions the evolutionary processes that led to the ability of plants to grow up:
The pat answer is that prehistoric flat plants decided to compete for more sun. But where did this need to compete arise? How could a limp ground hugger accidentally [...]

Upside down on wombat pouches

In a May 20, 2008 post entitled Billions of Missing Links: Wombat Pouches, Geoffrey Simmons writes:
A design must be considered improbable if it is highly functional and durable yet too complex to have come about spontaneously or by intermediate steps.
This is a simple rewording of irreducible complexity, an idea that is being destroyed with increasing [...]