The laws of thermodynamics are incredibly popular. The explanation they provide for the ticking of time, and how they enable us to produce incredibly efficient

The laws of thermodynamics are incredibly popular. The explanation they provide for the ticking of time, and how they enable us to produce incredibly efficient systems is fantastic. Without the human invention of entropy, we'd have no clue why our perpetual motion machines aren't working. For the mechanics those laws describe, they're great too. Pretty sure there would be constant unwanted explosions everywhere if energy could keep transforming in any way where it's conserved. I like that my table doesn't decide to be a bomb at random