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Unread 25 Feb 2007, 19:06   #13
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Re: Random Questions and Answers
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Originally Posted by All Systems Go
that seems like the kind of joke to make Jariki make an 'lol' post.

But I doubt he will.
That was supposed to be humourous, and not just stupid?

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Originally Posted by Hebdomad
Can entropy ever be reversed?
The question is meaningless. I think what you meant to ask was "Is the second law of thermodynamics breakable?" in which case, yes it is. Various quantum interactions can break it, and on a philosophical level Maxwell's Demon shows that it's a trend rather than a necessary result for any given interaction.
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