>>14596148
It is a good thing. If you could conditionally prick the barrier, we would have lived in a magic reality. Imagine a device pricking the barrier depending on the condition for example "if a paper describing absolute efficient and easily understandable and implementable and non-killing cure for cancer materializes on my table". This event is extremily improbable and so has low entropy. In the wast majority of the worlds the device triggers false vacuum decay, which results in drastic increase of expectation of entropy. But in the world you and the Earth and the rest of Our Universe remain existing the solution just materializes on your table. And you don't care of other worlds, they are unreacheable and unobservable from your world and the shit like that happens constantly.