The second law of thermodynamics says that isolated systems will deteriorate at an increased rate in time. Entropy is just the opposite of order; entropy is disorder, the breaking down of things. In order to oppose this law, systems must engage in interactions with the environment at large as well as each other.
The ability of language to be distorted is unfortunate. In linguistics we talk about discreteness, that is recognizing individual sounds and recombining them following specific guidelines to form new words.
This is not my first time blogging, but it is the first blog that I have dedicated exclusively to actual intellectual content of some kind as opposed to personal thoughts and narratives of my life. There are many issues in contemporary society that I feel strongly about.
It’s something I see every single day. When I go online to engage in debate, when I get in discussions of current events in Economics class, even when I listen to speeches made by the leaders of our great nation, I see it. What I see is the polarization of our country into two camps. Members of each camp are convinced they are right, and find the ideas of the other camp to be ridiculous.
