If entropy is real, then howcome I have the exact same amount of money every time I check my bank account? Shouldn't it be different every time I check it?
>>17088029Zero is the inevitable result of entropy's growth.
>>17088033It's not zero, though, it's currently sitting at minus 20 bucks ya dingus. Seems like you can all explain your problems away but when it comes to my bank account it's never more or less but remains exactly the same, that shouldn't have been the way it worked according to some scientists. I should have had minus 20 today a while back when I checked it, then afterwards if I checked it again I should have had 300 dollars and some different value the next time I checked. And yet it stays the same. Care to explain that to me?
>>17088035Maybe you should get a job.
>>17088029Entropy seems like a bullshit concept like relativity but I don't know enough about it so I can't refute it. But it has all the red flags.
>>17088051does entropy go up or down when he does that?
entropy is a ridiculous undesirable state of things in which energy entered into a system did neither produce a valuable outcome nor the energy returned to at least be reused for some other valuable endeavor. Stuff goes in and doesn't come out. It's actually not a natural feature of reality; things tend to rest in their formed and certain states, energy reserved rather than ejected. If you turn the condition of awareness for it to blame upon, therefore, for example, wasted or costly human endeavors; then entropy is sometimes easy to find. "Money go in, nothing come out" is the most common-to-find human-civilization simulation of entropy. "1+1=0" is a rather unnatural entropy, but so is "(+1) + (-1) = 0", as two identities (positive one, negative one) cancel into a single identity (0), suggestively losing information from the system; otherwise translating it into a different state.This is why Matter and Anti-Matter should not be interacting.man and woman are less different from each other than matter and anti-matter.
