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Entropy is commonly used by the general public as a term for 'disorder.'
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The name 'entropy' originates from the Greek word ἐνέργεια, the etymology of the
word 'energy'.
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Leave the preposition ἐν and add the stem ἔργον part meaning 'work, movement'.
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And it is a combination of τροπή, meaning 'conversion'.
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Originally, it is one of the physical quantities representing the thermal state of matter.
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Entropy, which is considered ‘disordered’ in general thinking, may not be at all chaotic.
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This is because statistical mechanics has shown that entropy corresponds to the number
of microstates.
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Therefore, the logic that there is probably no 'disorder' in the created world may be
possible.
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However, there is only a human perception of 'to be disorderly'.
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It is the second law of thermodynamics that describes entropy.
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The second law of thermodynamics is that it always occurs in the direction of increasing
the entropy of the entire system.
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