Is order a natural occurrence or a result of chaos?

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The discussion revolves around whether order in the universe is a natural occurrence or a result of chaos, referencing Newton's laws of motion. Participants debate the implications of Newton's Third Law, suggesting that disorder in one area could lead to order in another. There is confusion regarding the correct interpretation of Newton's laws, with some participants urging others to understand the physics before speculating. The conversation deteriorates as frustrations rise over the initial assumptions and the direction of the discussion. Ultimately, the thread concludes that it has strayed from its original premise.
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Was order created at the beginning of the universe and from that point everything has been decaying or is order created as a result of disorder in a different part of the universe? (Newton's 3rd law)
Of course the two can coincide with each other.
 
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"Newton's First Law states that an object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force."

Are we talking about the same Newton here?
 
Nano-Passion said:
"Newton's First Law states that an object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force."

Are we talking about the same Newton here?

Sorry I meant the third law
 
"Newton's Third Law states that the mutual forces of action and reaction between two bodies are equal, opposite and collinear."

Are we talking about the same Newton here?
 
vanadium 50 said:
"Newton's third law states that the mutual forces of action and reaction between two bodies are equal, opposite and collinear."

are we talking about the same Newton here?

equal and opposite, disorder in one part of the universe creates order in another part.
 
It says nothing of the sort. Please learn what the physics actually says before speculating. Also, please reread the PF Rules on Overly Speculative Posts.
 
Vanadium 50 said:
It says nothing of the sort. Please learn what the physics actually says before speculating. Also, please reread the PF Rules on Overly Speculative Posts.
But has it always existed? Answer the question.
 
Sit up! Beg! Speak! Answer the question!

This thread is done. It started out from an incorrect assumption and has gone downhill from there.
 
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