Does procreation offer proof that; "life abuses entropy"?
Meaning if a living thing divides itself (give a cell (sperm/egg for example) to live into the next generation, is that life avoiding simple equlibration?
IS the life of that mass (the energy) furthering?
The analogy in question is; if all of the life of mankind began as a single celled critter some time back and has lived, divided and evolved over time, has that life ever equlibrated as an entity 'life itself'?
I see the life as like the 'fire' within a molecular set of reactions, consuming, exchanging within its environment. SO when a life procreates that set of processes are simply furthing into the next generation; starting over but still in process.
And the evidence could be that life as a whole upon this earth has proved itself resilliant and surviving beyond the 'extinctions'.
Does this make sense?
And if not, please explain.
Meaning if a living thing divides itself (give a cell (sperm/egg for example) to live into the next generation, is that life avoiding simple equlibration?
IS the life of that mass (the energy) furthering?
The analogy in question is; if all of the life of mankind began as a single celled critter some time back and has lived, divided and evolved over time, has that life ever equlibrated as an entity 'life itself'?
I see the life as like the 'fire' within a molecular set of reactions, consuming, exchanging within its environment. SO when a life procreates that set of processes are simply furthing into the next generation; starting over but still in process.
And the evidence could be that life as a whole upon this earth has proved itself resilliant and surviving beyond the 'extinctions'.
Does this make sense?
And if not, please explain.