/sci/ - Science & Math

By swallowing the eternalismpill

>>11102343
You will be dead for billions of years by the time entropy will do anything,.

>>11102356
This.
Death solves like 99% of my problems

>>11102356
>>11102361
What would you do if some cunt came along and made you immortal?

>>11102365
Solve the 1% of my problems that me dying wouldn't solve and make a lot of long term investments

>>11102353
correct

>>11102356
>>11102361
Then why haven't you killed yourself yet?

>>11102372
Pure spite.

>>11102343
I take a sledge hammer to some eggs usually.

>>11102343
It'll come to terms with you

>>11102343
I mean the basic equations are pretty easy, the terms are all straightforwards just -TdeltaS and all that jazz.

But forreal, without entropy you wouldn't be alive right now. So be happy

>>11102343
By not giving a shit about trivial things.

>>11102343
By understanding the positive effects of entropy, like making highly organized organisms possible

>>11102343
by realising that you will be long dead before it happens even with biological immortality

>>11102361
What about the other 1%

>>11102493
Other people being stupid.

>>11102343
By not thinking about it

>>11102343
>How do you come to terms with entropy?
By being an adult.

>>11102343
>How do you come to terms with gravity?

>>11102343
Entropy does not exist.

>>11102343
BY
BULLYING
WEEBS

>>11102343
>How do you come to term
Don't take sepuku off the table. When it comes to my judgement, I don't really care if you knew Helene was evil or not. It is sufficient for me to take away your blessings if it was your honest belief that a woman was and/or should be in charge. You should have known better. Either you ignored the wisdom of your ancestors or they withheld truth from you. In my judgment, you should have known that female leadership is improper.

>>11102343
By embracing chaos. Entropy is just Shiva.

>>11102343
By spending mommy bux

>>11103154
Shiva means "she goes"

>>11102343
I don't understand why this is something you would even be sad about

>>11102343
Everything you care about such as life, the Earth and human civilisation exists due to the Universe's increasing entropy.
As cliche as it sounds, don't be sad that everything around you will end, be happy that it ever existed.

>>11103309
Actually, when you account for the parallel anti-universe, the total entropy is constant. For this reason, God's throne never crumbles.

>>11103324
What is the reason for differentiating the two universes? How do you know your genius cosmological model is not describing some singular toroidal shape?

>>11102343
>waaaa if i spill paint it won't be a masterpiece
get into modern art faggot

Take the negentropy-pill

looking forward to that 11111111 get my fellow /sci/-tards

Solve entropy.

>>11104152
have you?

>>11103426
I think you mean contemporary art, modern art is (ironically) the art of a previous era and was still predominantly representational, although you're right in the sense that modern art does indeed encompass abstract expressionism.

>>11102497
that wont bother you when you are gone.

>>11102343
like this

>>11105565
Not entirely.

kys

>>11102343
By COOOOOOMINNNNNG.

>>11102361
>Death solves like 99% of my problems
Yeah entropy is within that 1%

Nothing you do will ultimately ever matter in the grand scheme of things. This should be liberating for 99% (final offer) of people.

>>11103309
this

>>11103191
>>11103191
+1

>>11106301
It won't stop them from being stupid either.

decrease entropy in yourself to stay in motion

You cope by building an AI for which the sole purpose is looking for a solution to Entropy. Which will result in it converting every atom in the universe to computium to calculate the ultimate solution to entropy over the following trillions of years.

Very likely the AI will never find a solution but it's better to go out fighting rather than just accepting your fate and dying without even trying to do everything in your ability to save the universe.

>>11102426
that's not a sledge hammer

>>11102343
>yfw life is only possible because of entropy
>yfw without entropy there would be no mechanical power generation, no refrigeration, no engines

>>11108223
Without entropy there would also not be any time. Time is a function of entropy. The only difference between t=1 and t=2 is that the total amount of entropy in the universe increased. This is also why the arrow of time is directed in one direction at all times. Because total entropy has to increase at all times.

>>11102343
The death of all things is depressing, but none of it would have existed at all without entropy.

>>11102343
Time crystals can escape/survive the heat death of the universe.

>A Space-Time Crystal to Outlive the Universe

https://www.universetoday.com/96379/a-space-time-crystal-to-outlive-the-universe/

>Computer that could outlive the universe a step closer

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newscientist.com/article/dn22028-computer-that-could-outlive-the-universe-a-step-closer/amp/

>>11102343
I hug my anti-entropy device attached to my time machine and praise Allah I wasn't born in this time

>>11109209
Is that the only way/method (4D crystal computing)?

Could one (or many) utilise 3d structures to create 4d structures to create 5d structures and so on? Or just go straight to 5d?

Attached pic mentions a "Luminious Hyper Computer" at the "end of time"...

>>11109209
Time crystals can indeed survive heat death since they don't use energy in their rythmic movement, and a computing system based on them would still have function but I suspect it could not generate or incorporate any new data. I believe it could run closed loops, at best.
But while lack of exergy is no problem for time crystals, the expansion of the Universe would eventually "tear them" apart, destabilising them and the characteristic time translation symmetry would be broken, forcing them to phase transition into chaotic dust, increasing entropy a final time and descend into the same homogenous sea of thermodynamically useless radiation as everything else in the Universe.
Time crystals as a response to heat death only truly works if the Universe stopped expanding and became perfectly flat.

just kys

>>11102343
By defeating it

>>11102353
>>11102369
>still believing in the block universe

>>11107451
>>11109683
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=4wQoHdWT844

Go on...

>>11102343
I don’t care about it

>>11102372
He didn't say his own death he just said death

>>11102380
Despite the concentrated negatives in some closed timelike curves; apparently there's some positives in (dis)similar fashion. Could we at least honour them/that?

>>11109816
k3k

>>11102964
+1

>>11102343
without it you wouldnt have anything to come to terms with anon