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> it's a decline in order. That is another way of saying loss of information and increase of entropy.
by omeid2 3y ago
> it's a decline in order.
That is another way of saying loss of information and increase of entropy.
- mlyle 3y agoWhile the thermodynamic and the information theoretic concepts of entropy are related, it's not really applicable here. All the "real" information in the system is highly redundant (except perhaps neurological)-- we have billions of copies of the "information". The system's ability to restore itself to the order specified in the plan is lacking.