Plants and algae get their energy from the sun and feed all other life on earth. When the sun goes out, so does life. There's no stopping entropy.
nit picking
Except chemosynthetic life which gets its energy from geothermic vents, which are powered indirectly by the earth's radioactive core, which will also one day go out.
I'm not a student of theoretical physics, nor am I a Calvinist, and I am certainly not nearly high enough to begin digging into the meat of predeterminism with you.
The point of me commenting was to say that there is more to historical materialism than analyzing physical geography, and I will leave it at that.
life is anti-entropic
but yea
it isn't tho
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Plants and algae get their energy from the sun and feed all other life on earth. When the sun goes out, so does life. There's no stopping entropy.
nit picking
Except chemosynthetic life which gets its energy from geothermic vents, which are powered indirectly by the earth's radioactive core, which will also one day go out.
I'm not a student of theoretical physics, nor am I a Calvinist, and I am certainly not nearly high enough to begin digging into the meat of predeterminism with you.
The point of me commenting was to say that there is more to historical materialism than analyzing physical geography, and I will leave it at that.