Financial Markets And... The Universe?
The entire universe is issue and moves in the course of escalating chaos, or more methodically, entropy. This term measures the mess of a organization, the uncertainty within a system, its lack of command. The generously proportioned the entropy is, the lower the organization of the system is, and thus the further accidental and the messier it is. For example, a new car obtains a low level of entropy, while an old one obtains rather high entropy-level. These examples are inert and a little bit illogical, because they do not demonstrate a forward progress, but just the opposite – a devolution towards the back movement.
Thus, a boost in entropy means the decentralization of a system. When viewing the universe, from the point of economical and financial market processes it becomes obvious that all processes, items, and systems are moving in the path of growing entropy and growing pandemonium. It is a widespread law, acknowledged as the Second Law of Thermodynamics, which the whole entropy in a system tends to enlarge over time.
All of this was previously identified in the 19th century, when in 1865, during the line of the examination of thermodynamics, the matching concept was formulated. Scientists were then faced with the supposed million-dollar problem: How is it probable that in a Universe that repeatedly moves in the direction of rising chaos, we continuously witness the formation and the development of progressively more compound systems?