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Entropy is an orthogonal to Einstein's laws of physics. Both newtons and Einstein's description of the universe are time reversable. The physics are valid inde
by danq__ 3y ago
Entropy is an orthogonal to Einstein's laws of physics.
Both newtons and Einstein's description of the universe are time reversable. The physics are valid independent of the direction of time.
Entropy is literally a separate observable phenomenon with it's own set of axioms.