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| Topic | do you think a brain could be immortal, with proper care? |
| Sahuagin 09/10/18 4:30:45 PM #27: | Troll_Police_ posted... all systems tend toward disorder. it is the law of entropy that everything breaks down, and this is probably the most immutably provable concept in existence. the weeds will take over your lawn, and eventually rot themselves. your body will grow old and tired and break down, and so will your mind. every system in the entire universe is subject to this law without exception. not sure you're really explaining this right... it is the law of entropy that everything breaks down, and this is probably the most immutably provable concept in existence. I don't think it's "the most immutably provable concept". a priori concepts can be "immutably provable", but not a posteriori concepts (ones that require observation to know about). it's strong enough to be a law of physics, but that's it. the weeds will take over your lawn, and eventually rot themselves. we don't have the life/death cycle because of entropy, that's more related to natural selection. as long as the sun shines, earth has unending low entropy. that's how life is here in the first place. there is only one force in the universe that can fight entropy, and that is energy. no, high entropy is still energy, it's just not usable energy. low entropy is usable energy (you could call it "order"). --- ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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