Michael J. Behe on Natural selection

Behe notes:

No one mistakes the results of gravitational attraction for that of a mind making a choice. The same for natural selection. It will favor the increase in the number of organisms that do better in their environment for any reason, regardless of the basis for the variation. Selection is as unaware of whether a change in an organism helps in the present but hurts in the long run as, say, gravity is indifferent to the fate of a reckless competitive skier going much faster than other, caution, contestants on a treacherous slope. No one should mistake the action of natural selection for that of a mind making a choice.

Darwin Devolves: The New Science about DNA that Challenges Evolution. New York, NY: HarperOne. 2019, p. 203.