ENTROPY

ENTROPY IS THE MEASURE OF ENERGY THAT IS UNABLE TO WORK. ENTROPY ALSO LOOKS AT THE POSSIBLE FORMS THAT ATOMS CAN MAKE. IT IS ALSO THE MEASURE OF CHOAS.

ENTROPY IS PRESENT AT ALL TIMES AS LONG AS THE LAWS OF PHYSICS ARE PRESENT.  IT WORKS THROUGH THE SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS. BECAUSE IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO COMPLETELY CONVERT ONE FORM OF ENERGY INTO A DIFFERENT FORM OF ENERGY, ENTROPY OCCURS AS A BYPRODUCT.

ENTROPY INCREASES WITH TIME AND IS THE OPPOSITE OF AN ORDERED SYSTEM. AS TIME INCREASES, ENTROPY INCREASES.

IN AN ISOLATED SYSTEM, ENTROPY CANNOT DECREASE AND IS THUS HOW WE DISTINGUISH THE PAST FROM THE PRESENT. 

SCHEMATICS

IN A CLOSED SYSTEM RANDOMNESS CAN OCCUR. TO ACCELERATE CONTROL OF VISUAL RANDOMNESS AWAY FROM A PERSON, AUGMENTED SYSTEMS CAN BE USED TO PRODUCE RANDOMNESS. AS VISUAL ENTROPY INCREASES, VISUAL FORMS BECOME MORE UNIFORM WHILST AT THE SAME TIME LOSING THE COMPLEX VISUAL FORMS OF STRUCTURE THAT THE BRAIN IS HARDWIRED TO RECIEVE. THE BRAIN THEN SEEKS OUT INTELLIGABLE DATA FORMING ABSTRACT IMAGES OF COMPLEX STRUCTURES TO BECOME APPARENT.