Assuming the fact that many still consider Science as a sophisticated formula-based and innovation-driven realm, I found something interesting to share. Science is far more than just solving such 2+2=4 dilemmas. Instead, its true focus is to unravel the way we live and how universe dictates our life lessons.
While glancing over basic Entropy laws, which base that nature prefers randomness and chaos; I really got astounded to find their close correlation with the way we ought to live our lives.
Following is the brief explanation:
1. “Lower energy states are preferred by nature.”
Though we all prefer to be excited and pulsating all the time, but nature dictates completely opposite. Naturally acceptable mode or emotional state is somewhat boring, as it wants us to be in peace with ourselves and our surroundings. Please, don’t confuse this down-time as being idle or equivalent to doing nothing constructive. Instead, it corresponds to our fully lubricated perfect form, just like an efficiently running machine part, which performs its functions without any outside intervention or struggle.
So, if free, then just relax and enjoy your low-energy down-time :)
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2. “Excited electrons release light and return back to their ground states.”
Just like electrons, those who gain knowledge or have power are bestowed with higher rankings and great responsibilities. But, nature dictates that these higher-ups are not meant to resort at these positions for ever and ever. Instead, just like ‘excited electrons’ they ought to return to their lower, more stable and peaceful, locales. But the catch is, while returning to their home grounds, they should empower others by releasing their light of knowledge. If we can implement this rule in our establishments, no matter how big or small they might be, all could be bestowed with equal experience, along with flexible internal mobility.
So, new boss doesn't equal new-struggle; instead take them as the knowledge and experience powerhouse, and try to gain energy from their “light” :)
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3. “Randomness, chaos, and disorder are all the states that are preferred by nature.”
We make plans, chart agendas, and pen to-do-lists. But I can assure that there had been instances when you strongly reiterated that, ‘it never works the way I planned it?’ I guess now you can stop blaming yourself. Because that’s how nature prefers to work. Moreover, when we try to put order or schematize our intentions, surprisingly we are working against the will of nature. And as a caution, whenever one tries to go against the natural law, lot of energy input and hard work is needed!
If we diverge this concept into the grand schema of our universe, we find that no matter how hard scientists, inventors, or strategic planners work on making our lives simpler, easier, or livable; but ironically more complexities and tougher questions emerge along with every new invention or rule-of-law. Bottomline, problems change but chaos persists!
For example, after inventing trains, we started struggling to make them faster; after eradicating Polio we are now dealing with Zikka.
So, next time when you can’t find that pair of socks or notice those fine-lines, just think life can never be in order :)
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4. “An isolated system will naturally change towards a state of greater disorder.”
This law really took me by surprise. According to this, any system that is not involved in any work or energy interaction will naturally propagate towards disorder and eventually destruction. Consider this system as an individual, and now try to implement this law on him/her. Nature dictates that we, human beings, are born to interact with each other, do work, share our warmth, and gain knowledge. I think it’s quite true that, we are social animals. We cannot survive in isolation, we need each other’s support, trust, love, and care. We are made to nurture our collective aspirations, and that is only possible through germinating in a prosperous, healthy, close-knitted family or a society. Nature dictates collectivism. Those who say that, ‘I can swim alone’, should know that life’s a really tiring, exhausting, and rejective journey. Riding through it on a boat with close fellows can actually minimize the effort and fatigue.
So guys, hurry and start accepting those eternally-awaiting friend requests :)
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Until next time,
Let’s enjoy Science.
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