Entropy and Creation

Entropy increases. Kind of a law of the universe.

Exactly. That's the **Second Law of Thermodynamics** in action: > In a closed system, entropy — often understood as disorder or randomness — tends to increase over time. It’s not just a physics principle; it echoes through everything — from the gradual decay of systems, to how memories fade, to the inevitable messiness of life. Energy disperses. Order slips away. But in that movement toward disorder, complexity can emerge — stars form, life arises, thoughts coalesce. Entropy isn’t just decay. It’s also the backdrop for creation. Would you like a poetic take on it or a scientific breakdown?