The universe is not antifragile due to the second law of thermodynamics, which states that entropy (disorder) always increases over time in a closed system. This means that, ultimately, everything tends toward decay, disorder, and heat death rather than gaining strength from chaos.
The standard implication is such. I think antifragility turns entropy into a quantum mechanical study about reactions to stress/disorder/uncertainty. More to come.
Rather perfect to call a specific argument about quantum mechanics “pseudoscience” haha. And I also acknowledged you may not be wrong. Thanks for reading!
The universe is not antifragile due to the second law of thermodynamics, which states that entropy (disorder) always increases over time in a closed system. This means that, ultimately, everything tends toward decay, disorder, and heat death rather than gaining strength from chaos.
The standard implication is such. I think antifragility turns entropy into a quantum mechanical study about reactions to stress/disorder/uncertainty. More to come.
Classic pseudo-intellectual hand-waving: when challenged, shift to vague, science-y buzzwords.
Rather perfect to call a specific argument about quantum mechanics “pseudoscience” haha. And I also acknowledged you may not be wrong. Thanks for reading!