Would Fate mess with Entropy?

[DANDAN_THE_DANDAN]

Just a shower thought.

Entropy Simple Wiki
The entropy of an object is a measure of the amount of energy which is unavailable to do work. Entropy is also a measure of the number of possible arrangements the atoms in a system can have. In this sense, entropy is a measure of uncertainty or randomness

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Destiny, sometimes referred to as fate (from Latin fatum – destiny), is a predetermined course of events. It may be conceived as a predetermined future, whether in general or of an individual.

On one hand, fate defies entropy because it does not increase disorder, it decreases it. If a future is predetermined wouldn't everything be in order?

On the other hand, if fate were to be taken in the context of situations such as "soulmates" or "the red string of fate", wouldn't it increase the population if the couple were to have babies? After all, life is just a symphony of chemical reactions working together so it should increase entropy as it allows different possible arrangements of various atoms to exist - and two symphonies of chemical reactions is greater than one. But of course, if those babies were subjected to a predetermined future then everything would be in order once more.

But if fate is real and everything is predetermined then wouldn't there be no concept of entropy? If this is a really heads or tails situation, then shouldn't fate be rejected as entropy is commonly accepted in today's science?

Although, what is there to say that order annihilates entropy? After all, if we were to cool down a glass of water by putting it in a refrigerator, we'd reduce its entropy but how the fridge works is that it takes the heat from inside it and move it onto the surroundings - which means that to reduce the entropy of the glass we'd have to increase the entropy of the air around the fridge essentially resulting in a net zero change in entropy. What is there to prevent a similar phenomena from occuring for fate?

Or should a nonphysical concept be rejected as a subject of entropy? If we can't measure it with a ruler, should it not exist? Is fate just a human concept made by the imagination of an overactive guy or is there a hidden science which nobody had discovered yet?

Anyways, do you think fate messes with entropy?

 

[EOTFOFYL]

Well like it or not
Entropy is absolute,
Fate is uncertain.

A question remains,
Is Determinism true?
One needs to know first.

Whatever the case,
the Universe doesn't care,
and life will move on.

 

[shouldsleep]

No.

which means that to reduce the entropy of the glass we'd have to increase the entropy of the air around the fridge essentially resulting in a net zero change in entropy.

Any physics major would tell you this is wrong. One major design in physics is no energy transformation is 100% efficient. Some of that energy would be transformed into something less easy to use.

In this specific example, ignoring friction, producing the energy to power the ref would require electrical energy and some is lost as residual heat. Heck even the cooling process of the ref produces heat as a natural by-product.

 

[justforthelulz]

I honestly thought this was about the Fate metaseries messing with some spinoff manga/anime named Entropy.

 

[zetsubouzanto]

You see everything in this world is trying to achieve , then maintain balance , and or is balanced . So the premise that fate will mess with entropy is wrong premise since entropy will try to achieve fate , since balance is already predetermined .

 

[Nick_Asano]

If you mean determinism I believe that it is real, but that we still make the choices. So your decision to assault a baby pigeon with your mega-Chad flaccid man-clitoris might have been predetermined, but YOU chose to assault that baby pigeon with your mega-Chad flaccid man-clitoris, even if your choice was influenced by a culmination of chemicals, social conditioning, and 2D trap lolis in Leotards and shit-stained loincloths.