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leonstavros
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Hi all,
I've been confused lately by the appearance that the universe is becoming more orderly and the second law of thermodynamics that states that all systems start from order and become disordered.
I assume that the Big Bang was hot and disorderly and that it started to get orderly after it the universe started to cool down. According to theory as it cool down elementary particles formed then the elementary particles combined to form atoms and then molecules, etc. It appears to me that as time passes the universe progresses from a chaotic state to an orderly state. Assuming that man survives and evolves he'll manipulate the universe to achieve a more complex one.
Supposedly entropy(disorder) increases as time passes but as I see it the universe started in a state of disorder. Also if entropy increases how can a disorderly system produce something like the human brain, one of the most complex organs in nature?
Can someone please explain this order, disorder contradiction.
I've been confused lately by the appearance that the universe is becoming more orderly and the second law of thermodynamics that states that all systems start from order and become disordered.
I assume that the Big Bang was hot and disorderly and that it started to get orderly after it the universe started to cool down. According to theory as it cool down elementary particles formed then the elementary particles combined to form atoms and then molecules, etc. It appears to me that as time passes the universe progresses from a chaotic state to an orderly state. Assuming that man survives and evolves he'll manipulate the universe to achieve a more complex one.
Supposedly entropy(disorder) increases as time passes but as I see it the universe started in a state of disorder. Also if entropy increases how can a disorderly system produce something like the human brain, one of the most complex organs in nature?
Can someone please explain this order, disorder contradiction.