Aysia #fundie

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The Second Law of Thermodynamics... clearly shows that a system's entropy is increased as it moves towards a more disorientated and unplanned state... evolution thus totally overthrows this basic physic law. Systems should decay over time, giving less not more order. The fundamental order of the heart should be less organised over time. This total contradiction of laws has been noted by Roger Lewin1, who also seems to agree with me that evolutionists are indeed cushion-headed pillocks who should have have been dissected like poisonous, shit-eating rodents and left to die... But, I'm sure Pisshead will contradict this by cowering under the mangling futility that the Second Law of Thermodynamics only holds true for closed systems, and that 'open' systems are beyond the scope of this law.

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old comment by TWoozl

You morons always manage to forget the Sun when arguing this utter tripe about the Second Law. And if systems only wander towards disorder without exception (According to your ignorance, Aysia), open, closed or otherwise, why aren't you a rotting gob of semen and an ovum, rather than a fully-formed, orderly human being?

The Second Law has nothing to do with "order", it deals with entropy. Energy states. Not theological or philosophical concepts. Energy states. And there's that pesky matter that Earth is *not* a closed system. The sun, you idiot. The stars. The solar wind. Meteorites. It's been sitting in effective equilibrium for the entire span of human existence, not sliding towards a cold, still death, bleeding off energy into an entropic state. Earth, is an open system, and beyond the scope of the Second Law's regulation of closed or isolated systems.

old comment by Professor M

@ Zen Druid --

The 2nd Law states that the total entropy of a closed system will increase, not that the entropy of any given subset of that system (like, for instance, the chemical reactions occurring near the surface of a particular planet) must necessarily increase.

And, hell, on a basic level life is an entropy-driven phenomenon. The chemical processes that make up life involve, as a net process, converting high-energy to low-energy chemicals. Only the synthesis processes (photosynthesis, etc.) involve a net increase in available chemical energy, and those reactions are imperfectly efficient shifts of energy from other states, not a reduction in total entropy.

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