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October 10th 07
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Is it at all possible -- at least in theory -- to violate the second law?
Green Xenon [Radium] SPAMMED:
Hi: Is it hypothetically possible to successfully perform an activity that violates the second law of thermodynamics? Lets says I have a supernatural device that can stop the second law from existing anymore simply by pushing a button on it. What will the universe be like after I push the button? Hey Radium! Watch TV and you learn something! Of course what you refer to is the proverbial "Easy button". A viewing of any Staples "easy button" advertisement will quickly show you what the world would be like. 
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October 12th 07
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Is it at all possible -- at least in theory -- to violate thesecond law?
Benj wrote:
Green Xenon [Radium] SPAMMED: Hi: Is it hypothetically possible to successfully perform an activity that violates the second law of thermodynamics? Lets says I have a supernatural device that can stop the second law from existing anymore simply by pushing a button on it. What will the universe be like after I push the button? What would happen if after switching the 'second law of thermodynamics' *OFF*, just for fun, you reswitched it *ON*. Erdy
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