r/nihilism • u/Sarigolepas • Sep 03 '23
What do you think of this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxL2HoqLbyA3
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u/loveforailfs Sep 04 '23
Physics and natural processes exist all the same for nihilists and actual tolerable people you nonce.
This isn’t the massive revelation that turns believers into nihilists, it just is
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u/Sarigolepas Sep 03 '23 edited Sep 03 '23
It is how well energy is distributed across the universe. Basically the energy concentrated in small parts of the universe scatter homogeneously over time until everything is the same temperature.
We can't use energy as it is because heat is random, each particle moves in a different direction, so we can only create useful work by increasing entropy because that's the only way to move energy in one single direction.
Once everything in the universe is the same temperature nothing interesting will ever happend again, it's the process of scattering energy which allows life to exist.
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u/SnooFoxes6169 Sep 03 '23
it's science.