On Sep 11, 2014, at 6:41 PM, Sungchul Ji <s...@rci.rutgers.edu> wrote: > > However, I claim that > > Unlike DNA, entropy does not have any agent, (091114-4) > other than humans, for which it can act as a sign.
Just to add, while this may be true of foundational physical concepts, we should note that physics isn’t just theoretical physics. Material science for instance is part of physics and has examples more in line with that. However I took Frederick to be talking foundational theoretical physics. The way you are presenting it any physical structures that have an agent relationship (i.e. mediation) would act as a sign. Of course in cosmology and much else one can find that sort of thing. Just not in foundational physics unless you take the time evolution of the symmetry formings in the universe within cosmology as doing that.
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