First of all, I'm actually kind of surprised that the second law of thermodynamics made it into a law. the law is based on chance, basically. in a closed system, entropy always TENDS to go up, but there are fluctuations, and sometimes, entropy will go down, just by pure chance (
http://www.ted.com/talks/sean_carrol...w_of_time.html).
Now since this law is not absolute, isn't it possible, that because we are intelligent, we can create the conditions so, that entropy will decrease?
Maybe i dont understand the concept of entropy fully. entropy i learned is dissorder, but i presume this only means that energy in the form of heat is equally distributed within the system if the entropy is high, and unequally distributed if low, right?
So this would have nothing to do with the structure of matter, but with the heat energy that matter has?
So can we turn the tide against the second law?