Thermodynamic

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Thermodynamic[[1]] {{trying to make sense}}

What is thermodynamics? It is just a big word used by Scientists to describe certain phenomena in nature and life. The actual word thermo means heat, dynamics means change in the original Greek.
Theories and actual facts are two separate issues, and they searched with experiments <with different phenomena> to find out about how things or matter behave, and their results are formulated to laws of Science <physics laws and Chemistry laws then Bio-chemistry ?? or bio-physics ?? etc..> Thus in coining those terms the great thinkers and men of Science came out with three basic laws of thermodynamics:<they call it
The first Law of Thermodynamics - "energy or heat is never lost"
The second Law of Thermodynamics -"entropy" or " order out of chaos " ie it's like making sense of nonsense!
The third Law of Thermodynamics - at absolute temperature all are in perfect harmony; ie stand still! There is no such absolute temperature no matter how closed they get...

There is no problem with the first and third Law, but the second is utter confusion because none of the clever Scientists has come out with a gurantee safe solution to the problem of understanding the phenomena in nature of life, however, they all claimed to understand the BDO that is causing all the confusion in solving and giving correct answers. Mind you, those are the answers we all want to know about what produces life and order. Therefore, what is there <BDO> it is still there and beat them and what they are talking is pure nonsense or ignorance...They too, need great faith to believe in the second Law of thermodynamics. Huh! [[User:Terry How|: Terri talk 01:12, October 8,2005 (UTC)]] 07:41, 9 January 2006 (SGT)

Chinese came out with the Yin-yang principle and they had done just as well 5 thousand of years ago, so it's no big deal dealing with the Big O or the small o oh oH OH!

BDO=UnfoldingTao
BDO=UnfoldingTao


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