> Is it even meaningful to say that the universe - everything - has an entropy? The overarching approach to possible lack of meaning applies whether the univer

> Is it even meaningful to say that the universe - everything - has an entropy? The overarching approach to possible lack of meaning applies whether the universe increases entropy, sheds it, or maintains static equilibrium forever and ever and ever. It's kind of beside the point, really. Read entropy here as a metaphor for creeping existential despair or random chaos, whichever makes more sense to you.