efarmer wrote:I think it should be a contest to see who posts the very best
violation of thermodynamics and there should be a prize put
up for incentive.
OK, I might try:
Universe is an example.
It came out of nothing, just after coming to life was very close to thermodynamical equilibrium and yet as time is passing it is
increasingly out of equilibrium.
In cosmology this phenomenon is described as
entropy gap.
All that nuisance might be clarified
if so called Big Rip scenario of the end of Universe is correct.
In that scenario 2nd Law of Thermodynamics despite of being currently defied in cosmic scale (
entropy gap is observed only on scales larger than a cluster of galaxies) would reassert itself at the end.
Some observations are suggesting that Big Rip is coming in ca 30 billion years but few other are casting doubt on it.