Entropy, (entropies, plural), entropic (adjective)

Entropy represents many definitions, so we will focus on the psychological aspect related to understanding it. My first attempt at understanding this word failed, as there are thermal relationships and many hypothetical anomalies.

The dictionary states that entropy is the measure of the number of bits necessary to transmit a message as a function of the probability that the message will consist of a specific set of symbols.

The most accurate way to perceive entropy in relation to our minds is to study atrophy and the wasted knowledge relationship. To surmise entropy for this study, let's call it transmission measurement, and this would not designate any relation to deterioration itself until after the measurement was completed.

 What is the probability than homo sapiens will be successful in transferring the correct knowledge required to survive? This is where many arguments should lie and be discussed.

Some also believe that homo sapiens must progressively deteriorate, and that is a natural process. Their confusion does not consider the fact that lower life forms account for this perception in a special way that deal directly with the live and let it die cycle of life they perpetuate.

Entropy's definition will tell you that there is a belief that the entire universe evolves toward a state of inert uniformity. This could be perceived as all life forms on earth do cycle, and eventually return to the sand of which they originated, including homo sapiens. In this perception, uniformity represents the spirit of being.

It could be said that all human life must die and return to the earth, and the universe is operating on the same type of system although much more dynamic. If we interpret entropy pathologically, we can see a thermal system in operation, as in the relation to energy and the sun.

Entropy is man's attempt to perceive the transmissions and organize the matrix by measuring it from the outside world, and most likely an over focus on the physical aspects if it in relation to power. Entropy is also stated as a measure of the disorder or randomness in a closed system. As far as man knows, the universe is a closed system, as it is mostly all we are aware of at this time.

R. Mark Sink  2006/9/16