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Wrong conclusion

The conclusion you make in the end is wrong

The mystery is, at the level of atoms and molecules, each of these processes are reversible. But when we get to bigger collections of atoms, a kind of one-way street emerges — a macroscopic irreversibility arises from microscopically reversible parts. Things spontaneously happen in the direction of increasing entropy, never in the opposite direction.
Now we know why. There’s no microscopic law telling any particle which direction to go, just like there’s no shepherd telling the sheep where to go in our imaginary farm. It’s just that there are more ways to spread energy around, and fewer ways to keep energy confined. Increasing entropy is highly likely, decreasing it is basically impossible. It’s just stuff obeying the laws of chance.

The real explanation is that the "moving balls" are the way "macroscopic" things work, but there are no "balls" analogy on the microscopic level. All those "ball" electrons circling around the positively charged atom core is basically bullshit. They say they have to explain kids how things work and therefore they lie. And then these kids age and are driven insane with the "explanations" like that: why are the balls perfectly reversible and yet the entropy thing.

The real reason is that THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS BALLS found inside the stuff. It's just MATH. MATH and nothing more. Our world is made of pure math, not of balls. And it's a very intimidating thing once you realise it. Then you start believing in God.

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