The Universe is Disordered. That's Why Life Exists

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🌀✨ Discover the Enigma of Life & Entropy 🌌 | Unveil the Mysteries of the Universe! ✨🌀
Dive deep into the heart of one of the most bewildering yet fascinating concepts in physics - Entropy 🚀, and explore how, against all odds, life thrives in an universe inclined towards chaos. 🌍💫 This enlightening video unravels the paradox of existence amidst the laws of thermodynamics, presenting a dialogue that brings complex scientific ideas into an accessible and engaging format.
🔍 What You'll Learn:
- The counterintuitive nature of life against entropy 🧬⚖️
- How the laws of physics, including Einstein's theories, relate to time reversibility and entropy 🕰️🔄
- The definition and implications of entropy in our universe, from the heat transfer between atoms to the decay of matter 🌡️💥
- The concept of maximum entropy and its significance in understanding the universe's fate 🌌
- The role of energy flow and non-equilibrium conditions in the emergence of life, as explained by modern physics 🔋🌱
🤔💡 Engage with thought-provoking examples and discussions that shed light on:
- The statistical likelihood of disorder over order 📊
- The impact of entropy on everyday phenomena, like breaking a cup and the process of repair 🍵❌🔨
- The philosophical and scientific inquiries into the nature of time, order, and existence 🌟📚
🌈 Why Watch?
Whether you're a science enthusiast, a curious mind, or someone fascinated by the mysteries of the cosmos, this video is a must-watch. We delve into the heart of physics and biology to discover how life not only exists but thrives in a universe governed by the principles of entropy. 🚀👩‍🔬
👉 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more thought-provoking content that explores the marvels of our universe. Join the discussion in the comments below and share your thoughts on entropy and the incredible order of life. 🌟💬
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[@homunculus3646]

another banger from Di Beo's

[@user-vs9sd9vj1o]

Wow. Super!

[@dibeos]

Спасибо Артур 😎🤙🏻

[@lidiiasyrotkina2942]

cool cool

[@amauryleblanc7979]

I like the Q&A format! I've seen entropy discussed a lot on YT, and I must say that your presentation is among the best! keep it up!

[@dibeos]

Thanks a lot! What would you say is the most confusing thing about entropy? The definition itself?

[@amauryleblanc7979]

@@dibeos I would say that the hardest thing to get my head wrapped around is the notion that entropy is (most likely) a consequence of probability, and to unerstand that in this case order does not (can not) emmerge randomly. that brings a question though: how is it possible for a low entropy universe to exist in the first place?

[@dibeos]

@amauryleblanc7979 what you are saying is really interesting because I’ve read about the story of one of the “fathers” of the concept of entropy, Ludwig Boltzmann, who faced a lot of skepticism regarding his approach towards entropy, using statistical mechanics, exactly because of what you say. Other physicists could not accept that order is created out of the tendency to disorder. I mean, it really looks confusing, but it is actually not if you interpret ‘disorder’ as a high number of states occupied in a closed physical system. The more random things allowed to happen, the more likely that a “great coincidence” will take place. Just like throwing a dice until you get ten 6s in a row. Very unlikely, but the more you try the more likely this “great coincidence” will take place.

[@amauryleblanc7979]

@@dibeos I guess it's a fair point: the theories around entropy says that a system can only get more entropic (disorderly) as time goes on, (one could even say that time only have meaning because of entropy), and yet we see beyond any doubt that at least locally, entropy can lower. that lead to 2 possible ideas: either our universe is a part of a bigger whole that has decayed to what we can perceive, or it is in fact possible for entropy to spontaneously decrease in a large (universal) scale. It is a fascinating subject, made difficult by the fact it is such a fundamental aspect of our universe it's difficult to enven question... at least for me, who dosen't have much knowledge in maths ;)

[@hardwork3199]

wow guys , and only 381 views that s really sad but dont worry you ll get famous someday , i mean youtube just recomended you to me (9 foundations of calculus ) , love the content , i love math and physics

[@dibeos]

That's awesome! Thanks for this and the other comment. Math and Physics are extremely interesting! I hope you will like the next video that we will publish probably on Thursday about the ongoing discussion in the scientific community about whether we should or should not change the scientific method.

[@agustinmaya8935]

Really great channel

[@dibeos]

Thanks Agustín! Let us know what topics you’d like us to post videos about 😎

[@RyanHare]

Nao levou nem um minuto de video pra eu reconhecer esse sotaque Br 😅 Otimo video! Bem meu cup of tea. Ganhou um sub 😁

[@dibeos]

Top!! Fico feliz que você gostou ;)

[@tintinbest]

Top tier content

[@dibeos]

Thanks for the nice content! Tell me what topics of videos you’d like to see in the channel

[@tintinbest]

It would be cool to see all the states of matter explained @@dibeos

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

This isn't Shaun Carrol tho, that was Schrödinger who said it first. Antonie Lavoisier might have hinted this even earlier: "....this analogy between combustion and respiration...This fire stolen from heaven, this torch of Prometheus, does not only represent an ingenious and poetic idea, it is a faithful picture of the operations of nature"

[@dibeos]

Wow, cool. I didn’t know that. Where did you see that?

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

@@dibeos My old Biochemistry book: Lehninger's principles of Biochemistry.