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Living things are low-entropy internally, but produce higher entropy externally than would have been without life.
by selestify 7y ago
Living things are low-entropy internally, but produce higher entropy externally than would have been without life.
- hordeallergy 7y agoTo some degree depending on how productive they are externally, eg bee vs fox.
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- monadic2 7y agoHmm, I don’t follow the comparison. How could, for instance, the sun use “life” to generate more entropy than it already does?