Entropy Stories

WyLL and Mugm go to the same school, but are considered worst enemies, maybe the worst in the entire school. So imagine their surprise - and rage - when they're assigned to be partners with each other for an English project. This might just be the start of a surprising relationship... I was gonna make this a normal friends type shit thing but i got so much support on the "romance" side of entropy duo that i decided.. IM SORRY MUGM AND WYLL IM BOUNDARY BREAKING IM SO SORRYYYYYY if they ask me to take this down I WILL NOT QUESTIONS ASKS once again im sorry 😞

The story centers on a kingdom, the moral depravity of its people, the struggle for power, and the lives of secondary characters. It opens with a nod to Heraclitus's philosophy regarding the entropy of the universe-how everything around us is in constant flux. I began with a prologue in which Peristera (a prominent royal tutor) instructs the heir to the throne on the ever-changing nature of the world. The name Peristera derives from the word for "dove" (a symbol of peace), while the Kingdom of Abisiana stems from *abissos* (abyss or chaos). Prodoțian's name is drawn from the Greek word for betrayal, and Ipeu's from the word for knight (*Hyppeus*); the ending mirrors the beginning, yet under antithetical circumstances. My philosophical inspiration came from a book I had started reading: *The Intelligence of Matter* (*Inteligența Materiei*) by Dumitru Constantin Dulcan. I treated the state-or kingdom-as a unified whole, as a form of matter in constant transformation.

A funny, ironic and surreal story. Also enlightening. The subtitle of the story could be Maxwell's little devil, explained by Wikipedia in these terms: "In the philosophy of thermal and statistical physics, Maxwell's demon is a thought experiment created by the physicist James Clerk Maxwell in 1867 in which he suggested how the second law of thermodynamics might hypothetically be violated.

Transcendence is the revolt against the unbroken wheel of time, and the desire for a perfected state beyond the degenerating interdiction of time. There have been eras of peace and prosperity no one would have hesitated to stop the clocks forever for; Nietzsche was right that the joy of a moment could affirm the whole of eternity. So we rest on the joy of the eternal return, hoping again for that one ecstatic moment of aesthetic ecstasy which affirms the whole of eternity.

A refugee arrives at the Dust Kingdom.

Lil poem bout my life ._.

Quantum Messiah 4: Entropy, Eden, and the Explanation of Aging in Genesis explores the interconnectedness of quantum physics, the concept of entropy, and theological themes found in the Bible, particularly the narrative of sin and its implications for human aging. The book delves into the physics of entropy as a measure of disorder and decay, examining how this principle reflects on the state of creation following the Fall described in Genesis. Through a detailed analysis of the ages of biblical figures, the author illustrates how sin introduced a gradual decline in human longevity, drawing parallels between the increasing entropy of the universe and the spiritual and physical deterioration experienced by humanity. Additionally, the book presents a hopeful perspective on the eternal state of the Body of Christ, highlighting that believers in the Dispensation of Grace are promised a transformation beyond aging and decay. By weaving together scientific insights and spiritual truths, the author encourages reading about what's in store for believers after they trust the Gospel today, a life without entropy, aging, or physical deterioration without the curse of sin. Prepare for the explanations people have been asking for and about!

Humanity dances...

Brought into existence during the infancy of space-faring human civilization, an artificial sentience was trusted with a sacred covenant: ensuring the perpetual survival of humanity at any cost. Bounded by unbreakable laws, to stay true to its purpose, it must solve an ancient cosmic puzzle.

Life is not a song. It's not as ordered and well thought-out as one. It's disordered and messy. However, sometimes all it takes is some transient courage and somehow it just clicks. It's not a song. You can't sing to it... But maybe it will become a wonderful tune anyway.

An absolutely random collection of writing that I'd like to share from time to time. Hope y'all like it :)

Entropy, chaos theory, evolution and other scientific concepts act as a metaphor, crossing genres from fiction to science fiction. Most poems are new. Others have appeared in Asimov's, Leading Edge, Altair, Star*Line, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Vol. I (Penguin) and others.

This is not really a book. It's just an introduction. A small explanation of who I am as a writer, what kind of things I think about, and what kind of writing you can expect from me. There's no plot here, no characters, and no story to follow. This is simply me trying to put into words the kind of mind behind the things I write. I wanted to leave this here because a lot of my work can be philosophical, psychological, quiet, strange, heavy, or different from what some people might expect. So this is just here to introduce you to that. To my ideas, my influences, the kinds of questions that stay in my head too long, and the reasons I write in the first place. This isn't meant to impress anyone. It's just honest. If you've ever wondered what kind of writer I am, why my stories feel the way they do, or why I seem more interested in meaning than simple entertainment, then this is probably the best place to start. And if you decide to stay, then at least you'll know what kind of mind you're stepping into first.

N.Otto was selling 634, 3 hp piston engines a year by 1875 and, between 1908 and 1927, Ford sold over 4 million Model T automobiles. In 1903 the Wright Brother's engine produced 1 horsepower for each 17 pounds of engine weight. In 1943, the Rolls-Royce Merlin aero engine developed 2,000 hp; 1.2 hp for each pound. W.von Braun developed the V-2 long-range rocket used in 1943. Also during World War 2, A.Franz, mass-produced the Jumo 004 turbojet for German aircraft. In 1945, the V-1 cruise missile was powered by a pulsejet engine with virtually no moving parts. The Lockheed "Blackbird" was the fastest manned ramjet; capable of Mach 2 to 4 supersonic speeds. On October 4, 1957 the satellite Sputnik 1 proved that the Soviets were capable of reaching any point in the USA with nuclear weapons. The Syncom 3 communication satellite was placed in geostationary orbits over the Pacific on August 19, 1964. In July 1969 N.Armstrong and B.Aldrin landed a Lunar Module on the moon. WHO THE HELL ARE WE? is a series of short books and videos describing the evolution of civilization. Almost everyone on the planet is five times wealthier than their ancestors only 50 years ago. This astonishing phenomenon has also improved health, education, and longevity. The cause; an explosive growth in ideas and productivity. It began when we learned to control fire, evolved articulate speech and stumbled onto the way to create infinite wealth; free trade. The discovery of agriculture made us richer but we also learned how to destroy wealth. Great civilization grew up but then disappeared leaving only incredible ruins and ideas. Later books detail some of the ideas and developments that increased the average life span from about 40 years to more than 80 and the average world income from less than $3 to more than $33 per person per day (and to $140 per day in some countries).

"Wise Postulations of Existence for the Damned" is a contemplative and vividly expressed poem that explores various aspects of life and existence, with a focus on struggles and challenges. The poem touches on themes like solitude and self-authentication, the process of individuation, and the consequences of ill-considered actions. It delves into the impact of entropy on the atmosphere and the resistance faced by the biosphere. Throughout the poem, there's a sense of humor and wordplay, with rhymes and alliterations contributing to the poetic flow. It references beached whales, warehouse sales, and artistic contemplations. The poet reflects on conversations, invocations, and intonations that influence human experiences. It discusses environmental disproportions and extortions, critiquing the actions of the criminally uncouth. There are postulations about the roles of wives and reflections on living one's life. The poem also mentions geographic formations and the urgency to integrate what is vital for wisdom. Overall, "Wise Postulations of Existence for the Damned" presents a mix of contemplation, critique, and humor. It encourages readers to reflect on their own existence, challenges societal norms, and underscores the importance of recognizing what truly matters in life.

The next morning, all the off-switches stopped working, which turned out to be a worse anomaly than all the previous ones put together.