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Re:Why Feynman Diagrams Are So Important by rubidium on Thursday July 07, 2016 @08:22AM (#12048839)
Physics does clearly "care" about the direction of time, because physics is a description of the physical universe. Dissipation, entropy, quantum measurement... etc. all have time as a key concept.

Math may not care (and it's true that most of the fundamental physics equations are often time reversible). But the universe (and any experiment to date) clearly shows that time has a direction and the equations work in that direction.

Re:Why Feynman Diagrams Are So Important by russdill on Thursday July 07, 2016 @11:15AM (#12049827)
That's only one time end of the universe has a very low entropy. If you have an area with maximum entropy, there is no way to tell.