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> Life exists because it increases the entropy in the universe Life causes entropy, but do you literally mean it exists because it increases entropy? I don’t s
by TedDoesntTalk 5y ago
> Life exists because it increases the entropy in the universe
Life causes entropy, but do you literally mean it exists because it increases entropy? I don’t see the connection, only that life causes entropy. Can you explain?
- systemsignal 5y agoNot a great answer but basically everything that occurs in this Universe must increase the overall entropy of the universe (second law) Of course local entropy can decrease, hopefully in a way that is beneficial to our little corner of the universe :) Would recommend Schrodingers “what is life” if interested further in life/entropy