Have you ever heard about Entropy?
The randomness
that makes fluids mix easily. And the urge of finding stability through losing
excess energy and exerting effort to reach peace.
That is why bodies
fall from the sky; to be stable on the ground and that is why we – humans – fall.
All for the sake of peace, equilibrium, and balance.
Sometimes, there is no bottom to our fall. Sometimes equilibrium
goes on indefinitely and we don't break our necks on the ground floor and that
of course increases the entropy of our fall. Increases the randomness of our
choices and decisions and makes us lose energy, money and very possibly people
to reach this desired balance.
We begin with the outer most energy/electrons/people shell. Where
people get lost easily and sometimes we fill them again with other electrons.
Then we lose more people from the intermediate shell until we reach the first
shell.
However, some isotopes that tend to break, have high energy released,
the energy of last moment of death. Because after releasing this energy the
molecules break and become something else. A deformity if I dare to say. And if
they have enough high energy, the release may turn out to be a nuclear
explosion. This is all for the sake of stability.
Why would you endlessly fall, endlessly explode, or endlessly
lose?
Why?
Of course because you have energy. You won't stop until you reach
the absolute zero because the problem with equilibrium is that you won't be
able to keep it unchanged unless you have nothing and take nothing.
As the universe is designed this way, the reason behind being in
absolute loss and consequently absolute agony is due to your endless struggle
to be in absolute peace.
And that is why my friend whenever you lose to gain balance you
only lose yourself and you only feel more pain. This is the curse of Entropy
and search for peace and happiness. This is how you lose stability and balance
in the process of seeking stability and balance. And this is the law that God
placed upon the universe we live in. You ask me what am I going to do about it? Nothing, and I hope you do the same too.
