Resumen de The long arm of the second law.
The article focuses on ways in which order emerges from chaos in nature, despite the second law of thermodynamics, which states that a system in equilibrium tends toward chaos, and not the reverse. Nature rarely finds a perfect equilibrium, and the author states that even in chaos, there can be smaller pockets of equilibrium. The author discusses a theory for nonequilibrium thermodynamics, which would explain instances where apparent chaos leads to order.
