Ah, yeah I see what you mean.

If one argues that the level of observed complexity cannot come from randomness alone and therefore must have been created by an external actor, then how does the external actor have sufficient complexity to create the complex universe.

So going back to my notation of (U - things made) and (E - things not made).

If (E) made (U) then where did (E) get enough complexity?

The only conclusion is the complexity in (E) is eternal also.

In plain words, that would imply that if God exists, then He would be eternally complex of complexity >= universal complexity.

Thank you for pointing that out, that's cool to think about.