The Universe is Finite because Entropy Decreases
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>P1:
In every observable system reactions only happen such that net entropy decreases.
>P2:
If the universe exists Entropy exists
>Sub Conclusion:
if entropy decreases in every conceivable system, then it is not possible for the universe to expand infinitely, as at some point entropy would run out, violating P2
>Conclusion:
Either the net Entropy of systems can increase or the Universe is not infinite.
looking over this argument of mine, Its apparent that P2 is weak. So I ask you: can the universe exist without entropy? If the universe is expanding infinitely, how can that be accomplished without entropic influence?
In every observable system reactions only happen such that net entropy decreases.
>P2:
If the universe exists Entropy exists
>Sub Conclusion:
if entropy decreases in every conceivable system, then it is not possible for the universe to expand infinitely, as at some point entropy would run out, violating P2
>Conclusion:
Either the net Entropy of systems can increase or the Universe is not infinite.
looking over this argument of mine, Its apparent that P2 is weak. So I ask you: can the universe exist without entropy? If the universe is expanding infinitely, how can that be accomplished without entropic influence?
