“We see, in the universe, so much richness and complexity, so many evolving systems, and yet we don’t seem to have a law of nature that adequately describes why those systems exist,” Wong told Motherboard.
Wong added, “Right now, the only time-asymmetric law of nature that we have is the second law of thermodynamics, which simply describes how closed systems move towards equilibrium towards higher and higher entropy. I think that alone may not sufficiently explain the richness and complexity that we see in the universe, and in our everyday lives.
“What we’re offering is nothing that is in conflict with this law of thermodynamics. Our proposed law works in concert with all of the other laws of nature that we have articulated so far, and adds something new to it.”
Then again, it is possible that a recently discovered law of physics could end up proving all of their work, and everything in general, is for naught.
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