Re:Mimicking an impact on Earth’s early atmosphere yields al...
by JumpCrisscross on Thursday April 13, 2017 @04:09PM
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> Life seems like a very inefficient way to dissipate energy
It seems like a good way to dissipate complex energies. Chemicals pouring out of deep sea vents contain lots of chemical potential energy, but it's difficult to unlock without a complex mechanism. Life unlocks those mechanisms. Taking it several steps further, a uranium-powered particle accelerator produces massive amounts of complex entropy.
It seems like a good way to dissipate complex energies. Chemicals pouring out of deep sea vents contain lots of chemical potential energy, but it's difficult to unlock without a complex mechanism. Life unlocks those mechanisms. Taking it several steps further, a uranium-powered particle accelerator produces massive amounts of complex entropy.