as it is already of evidence, the majority of 'out there' is empty space while the lil'white dots are far and in between. Nothing equlibrating out there!
Uh, no. It will take a
very long time to
reach equilibrium, but that's
exactly what's happening. When stars shine, they dump heat from a high-temperature source into a low-temperature sink. That's the process of equilibration: heat moves from high temperature to low temperature.
ie... if a tap on the pond is at the middle point and you believe it equlibrates, then if a big bang was at the same middle point, then how can any mass/energy combine? See what i mean?
No, I don't. Your English is nonsense.
That is 'why'? Again, an ignorant claim!
No, Bishadi. That is
what. You need to understand the
what before you can figure out the
why, and you keep denying the
what. You think life violates the 2nd law of thermodynamics, but it doesn't.
we maintain entropy, because we give off heat..............?
By giving off heat, we increase the entropy of our environment. This allows us to maintain or even decrease our own entropy, because it is TOTAL entropy that must increase. The entropy of an
open system can decrease WITHOUT violating the 2nd law of thermodynamics as long as it increases the entropy of its surroundings enough. This is
basic thermodynamics. And yet, you are apparently
completely unaware of it.
How about let's talk about and embryo, consuming to grow from a single cell?
How about it? The embryo decreases its own entropy as it grows. It also gives off heat, increasing the entropy of its environment. Total entropy thus increases.
Nano technology shares the crystals are 'growing'.
So? Crystal growth is likewise an
exothermic reaction.
most everyone knows about heisenberg field
Really? I tried looking up "Heisenberg field" in Griffiths' "Introduction to Quantum Mechanics", and it wasn't there. I guess he never heard about it. But that's an undergraduate texbook, maybe it's in the graduate textbooks. So I tried Sakurai's "Modern Quantum Mechanics". Nope, not there either.
I have no idea what
you mean by "heisenberg field", but it's a term you invented. Nobody else uses that term. So don't expect anyone else to understand you when you invent your own terms and don't define them.
and uncertainties within the field and then if you comprehended that 'the' field (space/time) is maintaining that energy (state) and that is the unit (remember the rhr?) then the detector is identifying with its combination of (state) within the field sharing the uncertainty can be focused to a point at the point of interection between nodes within its resonance. (ie.... look for the golden ratio at the intersections between the combining energy)
Complete gibberish. And judging by your reference to the golden ratio, probably delusional gibberish.
Now, if life did in fact begin as a single celled critter a gazillion years back, and has procreated (the life (the fire)) for all them extinctions and as of now, is still rockin this taco stand, does life abuse entropy?
No. You have already been told this. Why do you persist in asking a question when you already have the answer?