Irreducible complexity is a concept used to argue that certain biological systems are too complex to have evolved from simpler, or 'less complete' predecessors through natural selection. This idea is often associated with intelligent design proponents who claim that such systems, consisting of several interdependent parts, could not function if any single part were removed, indicating that they must have been designed as a whole.
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