Ok. great. We need a label for the returns on investment of energy that allows u

Ok. great. We need a label for the returns on investment of energy that allows us a temporary deviation from those laws until that point which those laws express as equilibration. I mean, it’s not like the sciences don’t do this (especially fluids and electronics) it’s just that they don’t use a universal term to describe it. Again I don’t care as long as you come up with a term. In economics it would be something like Schumpeterian Profits or Quasi-Rents, Surplus Value, Temporary Advantage, and in physics its best stated as Negative Entropy which is probably the best but most obscure term. So there is no good term for ‘circumvention of the laws of nature by the investment in energy’. I mean, I hardly want to repeatedly use the term “Transient Negentropy Investment”. 😉

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