Category Archives: The Second Law of Thermodynamics

Picture this. You go to a store asking to buy a gallon of milk. You are presented with two options: First, a gallon of milk produced by milking the cow that the store owner, who also happens to be a … Continue reading →

Most people (and by that I mean most utterly geeky people) understand that one of the consequences of the mathematical frameworks developed in the quest to unify quantum mechanics with general relativity is that there arises a non-zero probability of … Continue reading →