[quote name='Muratus del Mur' date='06 December 2009 - 03:24 PM' timestamp='1260113072' post='49300']
Its not fair what i do now, but i am writing this article as a conclusion of my own, so you have a base for what to "attack"
http://md-archives.com/articles/161/1/Signs-of-entropy/Page1.html
Please use this forum thread for argumenting/debating.
Like i say there, the discussion is still open, i hope you can bring me proof and arguments to change my mind and prove me wrong...only in this way i can perfect it.
(this is the exact text i currently plan to use in the book so some things might sound related to text that are not in that article)
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Let me get this straight ...
" A part of our life is syntropic, while the other part is entropic. The bridge between the two parts of our lives happens at around 25 years but depends on person. In the second half of our lives everything is goverend by entropy, we degrade and we die eventualy.
Syntropy and Entropy happen in [u]separate time intervals[/u] of our lives. "
As I do not know to talk with numbers I'm sending this (Hope you understand )
Example: A person is sick, then this in a state of Entropy, and when s/he heals returns to the state of Syntropy. Correct?
But what if the disease is incurable but not fatal, then the person will live. What happens? A state of entropy, symtropy or a coexistence of both?
Funny: [url="http://www.dali-gallery.com/images/thumb/_1960_28.jpg"]The Maids-in-Waiting (Las Meninas)[/url]