> Increasing entropy in a system can be avoided with an external energy source. There was a study probably cited by Sinclair in his Lifespan book with mice gen

> Increasing entropy in a system can be avoided with an external energy source. There was a study probably cited by Sinclair in his Lifespan book with mice genetically engineered to have 0.5-1 degree less than normal body temperature. And they lived like ~30% or more longer. Such hypergeneralised physical thought inevitably leads to necrology in the end-point measurements, rather than biology.