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Anti-Entropy (Physics)

In physical terms, anti-entropy isn't a violation of the Second Law, but rather a localized, energy-driven process that creates pockets of order in a universe trending toward disorder. It's what happens when you put energy into a system to make it more organized. Your refrigerator is an anti-entropy machine—it uses electricity to create a cold, orderly pocket inside while dumping waste heat (increased entropy) into your kitchen. Life itself is the ultimate anti-entropy process, using solar energy to build exquisitely ordered structures from simple molecules.
Anti-Entropy (Physics) Example: "Photosynthesis is nature's original anti-entropy program—using sunlight to turn chaotic carbon dioxide into the perfectly ordered structure of a sugar molecule."
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Negative Entropy (Physics)

Often mistakenly used interchangeably with anti-entropy, negative entropy is actually a mathematical expression for a decrease in entropy, representing a system becoming more ordered. In information theory, it's directly related to the concept of "negentropy" and represents the potential for work or the amount of information a system can store. A crystal has negative entropy compared to the liquid it formed from; a hard drive stores information by creating tiny magnetic domains of negative entropy; a living cell maintains its negative entropy by constantly exporting waste entropy to its surroundings.
Negative Entropy (Physics) Example: "The beautifully organized spreadsheet represented a pocket of negative entropy in the chaotic chaos of my hard drive—a small victory against the universe's tendency toward disorder."
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third-degree entropy

Third-degree entropy is three-dimensional entropy.
It is between two-dimensional (coarse-grained) entropy and four-dimensional (fine-grained) entropy.

Three-dimensional entropy is the force-constant that connects forcical (gravitational) entropy and constant (quantum) entropy.

Three-dimensional entropy is distinct from quantum gravity which is nothing more than a color raster.
Quantum physics and relativity lack congruence because 2D entropy can't be transformed simply into 4D entropy.

Three-dimensional entropy is the force-constant that transforms relativity into quantum physics. It is also be called quantum entropy.

Third-degree entropy is the surface area of any orthogonated triangle of graphemmetry (difference in surface-areas between 2 json-objects).
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Entropath

A person or state of being in chaos (entropy) in: Physical, Mental and Spiritual life.
After the war he became an Entropath due to his injuries and depression with the loss of his faith.
by MajorThomasRandle February 18, 2015
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Entropedious

Adjective. Random. Wacky. Without any order.

Derived from entropy, the measure of randomness, as learnt in AP Chemistry.

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Entropediousness

Noun. Randomness. Disorder.
M: Our late night chats are so random
K: I know! We're so utterly entropedious.
M: Yes, I love our entropediousness!
by Kavlu August 29, 2008
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entropist

A pseudo-religious or philosophical movement with modern roots, in recognition of the fact that the universe has ever increasing randomness. Entropists advocate a life of agility and flexibility. An Entropist cultivates mobility, creativity, meditation, perceptiveness, and personal freedoms. These traits are focused in order to bring prosperity from change.

A more complete description of Entropist philosophy may be found at <www.entropist.info>
Being an Entropist, he sold scrap lumber for firewood after a tornado leveled his hometown. Then he used the proceeds to construct a temporary homeless shelter. His career went off-track but the results were beneficial to everyone employed or housed by the project.
by gorynel August 31, 2010
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Entropous

Actions that are spontaneous or sudden. Derived from the word "entropy", meaning disorder.
*Tuesday night @ midnightt*
I: Hey, let's go to Vegas tonight?
E: Yeah fuck it, why not.

*Next day*
I: That shit was hella entropous.
by Papilingus October 25, 2011
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