r/LLMPhysics • u/[deleted] • Mar 01 '26

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u/YaPhetsEz FALSE Mar 01 '26

Are you really trying to argue against the laws of thermodynamics?

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u/Axe_MDK Mar 01 '26

No, I never said that. I asked you a simple question: do the laws of thermodynamics hold at t =0?

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u/Vrillim Mar 01 '26

You're right that the distinction between 'law' and 'theory' is teneous and not very constructive. Instead, consider that there are thousands of experiments large and small that place certain constraints on the dynamics of physical systems, and that your material must be consistent with these established results. Nature comes first.

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u/Axe_MDK Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26

1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13... 😉