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Thats. I always assumed it was more a quirk of the universe than something driven by pure mathematics. Amazing.
by hahahahhaah 10mo ago
Thats. I always assumed it was more a quirk of the universe than something driven by pure mathematics. Amazing.
- hammock 10mo agoYes that’s fair to say. The tradeoff is mathematically inevitable. Physics just dictates the constants. It’s also the kind of thinking that can throw a wet blanket on the “beauty” of e.g. Eulers identity (not being critical, I genuinely appreciate the replies I got)
- tsoukase 9mo agoI feel the same holds for the 2nd thermodynamic law. It's mathematically imposed that the most probable event will happen eventually, so a tautology. It's not that some gas or molecules cannot be reverted to a previous situation.