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Please show me the meaning Hello, Would you show me the meaning? " in the end, entropy will always emerge victorious" In my knowledge, "Entropy" is an extensive property of a thermodynamic system. I checked the meaning in Japanese, and I find I can't catch it... If you know the meaning, please explain it. thenks

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>Eldar Saitgaraev Thank you for answering! You inspire me a lot. Human activities will eventually be meaningless. They are all drunk in every system. Does that mean?
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>Toby Martinson Hi Toby. Thank you for answering! I appreciate it very much! The sentence what using different words you wrote is simple and easy to understand. That's not a very positive word.
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>Adam Thank you for answering! That helped me a lot. I thought that in a sense, that's hopeless and in some ways hopeful. One thing I can say for sure is the sentence took me Entropy.
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As a keen reader of philosophy, I have come across this quote many times. The meaning is a little open to each individual (like with all philosophy) but basically in philosophy, the idea of entropy is the inevitable end of everything. So in that sense, this quote refers to how even the most prepared plans or the happiest of moment will always end in chaos or darkness.
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Hi Rikka, Forgive me for using google translate as I am still learning Japanese. Entropy can mean something like 乱れ or 混沌. Entropy can also mean disorder or unpredictability. So the sentence is saying something like "In the end, disorder will always be victorious."

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