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> Which violates the third law of thermodynamics Wouldn't this be a violation of the second law rather than the third?
by jihadjihad 6y ago
> Which violates the third law of thermodynamics
Wouldn't this be a violation of the second law rather than the third?
- willis936 6y agoIt's not quite Maxwell's demon because the event horizon is a one-way causal ticket. The information might not be destroyed but it is totally inaccessible on this side of the horizon.
- btilly 6y agoI just looked it up, and it is a violation of the fact that the laws of physics should be reversible. So from the wave function at any point of time you should be able to reconstruct the wave at any other. My bad for having stuck thermodynamics in there at all. :-(