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Pai tocmai ca macro-universul e uniform! Am mai spus-o: volumul insumat al corpusilor ceresti este neglijabil raportat la volumul total al universului. Universul e neuniform doar in vecinatatea maselor mari ale corpurilor ceresti. La nivel statistic el este uniform. Oricum, nu asta era in discutie. Era vorba despre eparentul paradox ca, intr-un sistem in care se verifica principiul entropiei, a aparut viata. Iar faptul ca entropia scade intr-un loc si creste in altul este adevarat, dar lucrul acesta nu se intampla spontan, de la sine, fara interventie din afara! Tocmai asta spune principiul entropiei, ca de la sine, spontan, fara interventie (fara a se efectua lucru mecanic) starea de organizare a materiei scade! Asta impiedica principiul al II-lea, organizarea materiei si a proceselor fara interventie din afara, fara a se efectua lucru mecanic sau fara a se implementa informatie din afara!
Deci, aparitia vietii este perfect posibila doar pentru ca exista cineva care a creat-o - Dumnezeu!
Nu mai stiu cum sa formulez ca sa pricepi!
Poti sa-ti dai seama de ce ?

This isn't funny anymore!
In mai putin de 2 minute pe goagal uite ce am gasit:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy

In the 1982 textbook Principles of Biochemistry by American biochemist Albert Lehninger, for example, it is argued that the "order" produced within cells as they grow and divide is more than compensated for by the "disorder" they create in their surroundings in the course of growth and division. In short, according to Lehninger, "living organisms preserve their internal order by taking from their surroundings free energy, in the form of nutrients or sunlight, and returning to their surroundings an equal amount of energy as heat and entropy."[52]

In a study titled “Natural selection for least action” published in the Proceedings of The Royal Society A., Ville Kaila and Arto Annila of the University of Helsinki describe how the second law of thermodynamics can be written as an equation of motion to describe evolution, showing how natural selection and the principle of least action can be connected by expressing natural selection in terms of chemical thermodynamics. In this view, evolution explores possible paths to level differences in energy densities and so increase entropy most rapidly. Thus, an organism serves as an energy transfer mechanism, and beneficial mutations allow successive organisms to transfer more energy within their environment

Daca aveai bunul simt sa te documentezi macar superficial, ne-ai fi scutit de atata timp pierdut si n-ai fi mintit alta lume care nu verifica argumentele convenabile si care acuma discuta cu alti atei care le arata primul link pe google. Daca vrei sa crezi in bau-bau n-ai decat dar nu-i intoxica si pe altii cu pseudo-stiinta ta.