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Is the Heat Death of the universe a low entropy state?
I know that we always move towards higher entropy, and this is why we will eventually reach a point where all energy is converted to heat(?), and no further processes can be generated because there are no more gradients of energy to take advantage of.
Would this not be a low entropy state? I am imagining there being only one possible state of "perfect heath death".
u/FearTheImpaler — 12 days ago