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Originally Posted by om3gag0th666
Yeah, that works in a closed-system, but that's not proven in an open-system like the Earth. Entropy isn't shards of glass, entropy is decay. They also use entropy to thwart evolution, but it fails since it's speculative how it functions in an open-system like the Earth.
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"Order leads to chaos. However, given sufficient time, chaos may lead to order."
A perfect example is the formation of star systems. They start out as disorderly clouds of gas. Over time, those clouds form into stars and planets. These solar systems are (almost) a perfect example of reverse entropy. The star becomes stable, capable of burning for billions of years. The planets settle into orbits that will last as long as the star burns.
Entropy, and it's antithesis (I'm unsure what the term would be) co-exist. One leads to the other, which leads back to the first. And so on, and so forth.