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Richard Feynman on Entropy | Does Disorder Actually “Increase”?

Everything you learned about entropy is wrong. You've been told entropy is disorder—that the universe naturally moves from order to chaos. But Richard Feynman knew better, and it's time you did too. Entropy isn't about mess or disorder. It's about counting microstates and missing information. The second law of thermodynamics isn't a statement about the universe becoming chaotic—it's a statement about observers losing track of information in complex systems. This video breaks down why entropy is fundamentally about what you know, not what the universe does. We'll explore Maxwell's demon, Landauer's principle, the arrow of time, and why heat death doesn't mean disorder—it means the erasure of distinguishability. If you've ever wondered why ice melts, why time seems to move in one direction, or what entropy really measures, this is the clearest explanation you'll find. 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into physics, thermodynamics, and the counterintuitive truths about our universe. 💬 What's your biggest question about entropy? Drop it in the comments! #EntropyExplained #Thermodynamics #Feynman