How do less complex things become more complex?

So in answer to the original question, I believe there is a general law: complexity tends to increase as functions and modifications are added to a system to break through limitations, handle exceptional circumstances or adapt to a world itself more complex.

How is the world becoming more complex?

The increase in complexity is directly related to sweeping changes in the structure and dynamics of human civilization—the increasing interdependence of the global economic and social system and the instabilities of dictatorships, communism and corporate hierarchies.

What are less complex organisms?

Generally speaking, prokaryotic cells are smaller and less complex, whereas eukaryotic organisms are larger and can even be multicellular.

Why do organisms become more complex?

More generally, the growth of complexity may be driven by the co-evolution between an organism and the ecosystem of predators, prey and parasites to which it tries to stay adapted: as any of these become more complex in order to cope better with the diversity of threats offered by the ecosystem formed by the others.

Why do I feel so complicated?

The complexity bias is a reason why we humans lean towards complicating our lives rather than keeping things simple. When we are faced with too much information or we are in a state of confusion about something, we will naturally focus on the complexity of the issue rather than look for a simple solution.

What are the 8 thresholds of increasing complexity?

Threshold 1—Origins of Big Bang Cosmology.

Why does complexity increase?

Are plants less complex than animals?

Higher life forms display a rich spectrum of bodily structure and a wider diversity of actions. This implies that animals are more complex than plants, a proposition with which most researchers agree, but not one that provides a quantitative measure of complexity.