Hi all, I made a video about the passing of time and whether what we perceive as the passing of time is actually a consequence of a much deeper principle, namely the entropy of systems. This first video explores the nature of entropy and the next will cover the “Boltzmann’s Brain” argument and the skeptical crisis that there is no direction to time at all. Hope you enjoy and find it interesting!
youtu.be/w5D-AiUhHCI
That’s a logical contradiction. If everything always moves, the capacity to reconstruct exactly in box 5 has infinite improbably of rearranging.
Not 1. Like you stated. Vs. 84 billion for the other.
The odds are opposite.
Your video doesn’t work.
The billions to one probability question is insurmountable as probabilities stretch out to infinity, because, the nearer time approaches infinity, the more unmrasurable it becomes, relatively speaking. By the time nearness to certain probability is approached, one trillion years could be measured as one second of eart time.
( my thoughts-be as they may)
And infinity may have no meaning , so as to:
relate, (( relatively speaking)