Darwinian theory proposes that the astoundingly intricate machinery of the cell developed step by tiny step, by natural selection acting on random mutation.
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The paper uses a slightly different term but it amounts to the same thing as Behe's "irreducible complexity," and points implicitly to the same challenge to Darwinian accounts of origins.
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In my 2000 Mathematical Intelligencer article "A Mathematician's View of Evolution," I compared the development of the genetic code of life with the development of a computer program, such as my finite element code PDE2D.
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