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Antientropy:
"We know scientifically that all local physical systems are continually giving off energies. We call this entropy.
Due to each of the local systems’ unique periodicities, etc. the given-off energies are diffusely and randomly released in respect to other systems. Thus the physical Universe is continually expanding and increasingly disorderly. Fundamental complementarity requires that there must be some phase of Universe where the Universe is contracting and increasingly orderly.
“We look at all the stars and find that we ‘see’ them only because they are giving off energies in increasing disorder. We call this radiation. We find only one place in the Universe where we know energies are converging, collecting, and being stored, and that is our own spaceship Earth… our planet. In the International Geophysical Year, world-around measurements indicated that approximately 100,000 tons of stardust are accumulated daily atard Earth from other stars. Thus energy is being collected h’re as matter. We also are collecting an enormous amount of radiation from the other stars,”
