[Pantera]

"The theory of Entropy makes no claims about partial systems as the earth."

True. I am just interested in what outside force is involved in the creation of order. Going back to the primordial ooze, parts of evolutionary theory indicate that randomly, a pot of gook organized itself to become living creatures. This high-level of organization is impossible to account for without and outside force in the partial system. What is the outside force? I know you do not know the answer, but this is the question I am trying to raise.

[shubi]

"Going back to the primordial ooze, parts of evolutionary theory indicate that randomly, a pot of gook organized itself to become living creatures"

WRONG! I suspect you know this is wrong.

[King Prout]

this might be irrelevant, but: are you aware that much of what we call - and reliably use as - "order" is nothing more than an average of a great deal of disorder? generation of "order" and patterns from large numbers of chaotic events is commonplace.

[MHalblaub]

I am just interested in what outside force is involved in the creation of order.

The sun.

Going back to the primordial ooze, parts of evolutionary theory indicate that randomly, a pot of gook organized itself to become living creatures.

Possibility is related to energy. An example that is easy to study is the distribution of particles in the atmosphere. By the way, evolution is not about how live started, you know?


This high-level of organization is impossible to account for without and outside force in the partial system. What is the outside force? I know you do not know the answer, but this is the question I am trying to raise.

You're not the Omniscient. So here again is my answer:
The sun!

Please study some books about thermodynamics and gas theory before mentioning Entropy.

[WildTurkey]

True. I am just interested in what outside force is involved in the creation of order.