Entropic resolution

Entropic resolution

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Does chaos lead to a singular event?

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@entropysail said
Does chaos lead to a singular event?
What do you mean by 'singular event'?

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Either an extinction or creation event for examples sake.
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I don't believe chaos leads to a singular event, by definition. However, entropy seems to, and it dominates chaos.

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Does entropy remain a constant then?

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@entropysail

If by constant you mean constantly growing... then yes.

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@joe-shmo
If it's growing at a constant rate then why isn't it a constant?

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If it's growing at a constant rate then why isn't it a constant?
I was playing with verbiage to be cute, that’s my fault for the misunderstanding. Entropy isn’t increasing at a constant rate as far as I know. I just know that it is increasing at some rate. By definition something that changes is not constant. Even if it was changing at a constant rate, it’s changing, and not constant.

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@joe-shmo
Thank you for explaining that to me. I wasn't sure what you meant. It seems it was within my sphere of understanding.