Biomimicry is a failed science from the outset because there is nothing to learn from nature since

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Biomimicry is a failed science from the outset because there is nothing to learn from nature since all of the elements in natural ecosystems are products of evolution, which are impossible to imitate. Does this make sense to you? Why, or why not? Be specific.

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