I like it.

It made me realize why structures in biology might arise in very short time spans "fully formed" as opposed to the the relatively slow process of natural selection (which is an important part of the evolutionary process, but strikes me as insufficient given the short time scales at play).

It makes sense if simple rules can create complex structures. Then it would just be a matter of "exploring" this universe of complex structures which would likely produce this wild assortment of distinct organisms, gradually shaped and refined over time.

I don't think it's the full picture, but it adds an interesting perspective I never considered before.