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Essentially genetic entropy would falsify the entire ToE.
Sorry, but this is just not true.
As you already said, ToE works via genetic mutation combined with natural selection. So mutations that are less suitable for the environment the creature lives in will just die out and have no chance of reproducing (and thus their "bad" genes will not be added to the gene pool). So the only beeings that survive are the ones that already existed or have mutated to fit the environment even slightly better than their parents. In the latter case the better adaption to the environment will have the effect that the new creatures have an advantage over the older creatures and thus give them a better chance of reproduction. In this way the new form of creature slowly outnumbers the old creatures wich eventually die out.
This is called Evolution.
And I don't see how your argument would disprove it.
You have to be aware that this is a very slow process wich takes millions of years. A timeperiod no human can really imagine. I think thats the main reason many people quickly dismiss the ToE.
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I will start with just one arguement, there is no need to complicate things too much by giving 'some' of these arguments.
I do think it needs more than the rather unsolid argument you gave, so next time you might want to indeed post "some" of these arguments.
And maybe you should leave your high throne and stop believing that everyone else here is stupid and doesn't understand scientific theories like Einsteins Relativity or Darwins Evolution. 
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