[dleviwing]

Originally Posted by David Maes The second law of thermodynamics is not only about temperature, it's also about spreading. Just a question, when you take a glass, and first fill it with a layer of salt, afterwards fill it with a layer of pepper. Then... shake it. When you keep on shaking.. do you think you automatically will get the two layers apart again??

David Maes;
Thermodynamics is all on the concepts and actions of temperature even though it is also defining the motion behavior of physical bodies and entities. You seem to have your facts confused.


If the universe behaved like inert particulate objects, your salt & pepper analogy may have some merit, but the substance of the universe is more akin to fluidic dynamics.

BTW: if you vibrate the salt and pepper mixture at the right frequency they will separate. Random shaking however will not do the trick.

An event occurred to produce the formation of the universe. I don't think your belief system will change that fact.