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RE: Time and Entropy: Why time is not running backwards - Part 1
Looking forward to your other articles because I am not fully convinced about your concept "Because order always aspires to disorder, time cannot run backwards". Both seem to be true (at least for us) but one is not necessarily the root of the other. There are processes where (using energy) disorder is converted to order (constructing things, buildings out of less organized materials) and over evolutionary timespans it seems that there is a thrive for order (higher organized lifeforms), isn´t it. And there is the thing about the time arrow which always goes in one direction. But really not sure if the time arrow or lets say more exact our inability to revert it has something to do with the second law of TD.
Hi @stayoutoftherz! Thanks for your reply!
I actually released the fifth (and last) part of this article series yesterday. Maybe you missed the follow-up link above. There is basically a follow-up link in every article except the last one of course.
Time and Entropy: Why time is not running backwards - Part 2
would be the next part if you are interested, which together with the ones following, will cover some of your questions. I would be glad to hear about your opinion after you have read them.
Finally I would like to tell you, that I am already working on my next article series, which will be about time and perception.
Check out my announcement post about it:
Perception of Time - Wanna stay informed?
and follow me, to stay informed.