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To make matters worse, there may have been a tactical error made - explicitly only possibly made - in the since then revised definition of entropy of 1865 that itself was never revised; and, to this day, may prevent the equation to be solved in reality.
This may result in an inability to theoretically describe the initial state of the universe correctly, especially on the point that order can arise from chaos - which the history of the universe, as far as we know it, does show.
After all, beyond any creed, the question of all questions is:
What created, purely physically created, from of a cold, dark, swirling cloud of dust, complex humans on a tiny glowing liquid drop of matter in empty space, orbiting the nuclear furnace of a star - and what keeps them there alive?
It cannot be their own harvest work; for that is minute in comparison, and relies on an external supply. Life cannot create its own surroundings; its balance is negative.
The answer is plain and simple: Gravity.
Physically, gravity is the only arranging and shaping force we know of in the universe; and it is active all the time, always and everywhere.
It quite literally not only holds the world together innermost, as Goethe's Faust demanded, but also gives direction to the overall event; it is the reason for the statics, but also for the dynamics in the universe, and thus for the origin and preservation of life - and that throughout the whole of the eternity and infinity of the universe, wherever matter, and therefore mass, exists.
With this in perspective, it is time to have a look at the three cardinal errors of modern philosophy once again, but this time under the aspect of their possible solution.
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