Mr. Boltzmann, let me think about Entropy, Sorrow and the reason why people endure their life.

Entropy, the destiny of Energy

Eventually, it dies out. (More precisely no usable energy). Nothing can retain it. Creation, if it means “energy”, will fundamentally be of nihility. So saying the theory of Entropy is. (Maybe). Oh! Really? I don’t think so.

Sorrow, is it the destiny of Happiness?

There are certain people who are trying to signify the value of life and then seeking a way to convince people that life is worth enough to endure so that nobody opts for suicide. One person exemplified it as something of punishment by God but nevertheless as also something that gives human dignity. Mr. Boltzmann, if you had met the person then had exchanged conversation, would you have opted for that? I am wondering.
Person like you (maybe I think) who reached a point of consideration where the destiny of energy is being reflected on human destiny, might often be lost because scientifically speaking everything is destinated to nothing because of entropy. That means any and every instant of happiness always ends up nihilation. But is that true?

Science, such a good thing to play with

I am just a science story freak and not an academic nor specialist. And recent days for me are of my 2nd boom of Entropy. The 1st was when I was in university more than 30 years ago. So, I have read several books on Entropy and always found there your name, Mr. Boltzmann. I know that person who provided the beginning was Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot. And Rudolf Julius Emanuel Clausius farther developed it. Anyhow all the books symbolize you as founder of Entropy. After reading those books, I come to a thought that because of your reflection of Entropy on human life (Maybe I think you did it), you took that quite a sad path. Nevertheless, for me, exploring on science in my “selfish way” is always a good device to mitigate, to some degrees, negative thought such as how stupid I have been so far.

Famous scientists who (probably I think) tried to reverse Entropy such as Albert Einstein and Erwin Schrödinger

Mr. Albert Einstein once tried to make a mathematical model of the destiny of space. His initial model represented that the space finally be nullified! But, later, he modified the equation so that space exists active forever.
Mr. Erwin Schrödinger proposed the concept of negentropy in his book titled “What is Life?”. Negentropy; “negative entropy”. I think he tried to challenge against that sad interpretation on Entropy.
Once one of my science teachers said that entropy continuously increasing and that means the more energy is used, the less usable energy is available.
Also, cosmology argue that the space may finally be of a state of nihilation.
Destiny of death looks to some person, who are too keen, a philosophical parallel to the theory of entropy, I suppose. Now gradually, I am getting confused, and I am also getting somewhat positive.

Is Creation the key to reversing Entropy?

We have not yet reached the destination and, who can tell we reached it?
I can’t help feeling how meaningful one’s life must be. I don’t have any logic though, purely I am feeling because I can feel something in Information Theory and Mandelbrot Set in Fractal. Information, I think that once it is created it will never disappear though its scale and format may shift. Of course, noise should always be the Entropy but if a kind of feedback effect is a very result of innovation as some people once stated then – – – -.
And if self-similarity is the basic structure of things, then the shift of entropy i.e., transfer from order to disorder may have also self-similarity therefore if things fundamentally are contained in infinity, that single directed and irreversible process may emerge one after the other. Finally, the processes continue to emerge forever. Is that the very meaning of infinity and then of life, furthermore the true meaning of Entropy, Mr. Boltzmann?

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The above context is just a monologue of nobody and there is no credibility at all but anyway here I express my utmost respect to Mr. Boltzmann.
Basically, human is able to be happy, and it is not necessary for anyone to be logical with the meaning of life rather just feel it by simply gulping down a pint of beer.
OK, guys cheers!