The
first law of thermodynamics states that energy is a unity that cannot be
created or destroyed, but only transformed, and the energy-momentum-mass equation
shows that this unity is made of two components: a visible and entropic one and
an invisible syntropic one.
We
can write that energy is equal to the sum of entropy and syntropy:
1
= Entropy + Syntropy
and
that syntropy is the complement of entropy:
Syntropy
= 1 - Entropy.
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