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Is the cosmological arrow of time just a special case of the thermodynamic arrow of time, where the universe is the isolated system?
The cosmological arrow of time is indeed a special case of the thermodynamic arrow of time, with the universe acting as an isolated system. This conclusion is supported by Sean Carroll's insights on the blog Cosmic Variance, specifically in his post discussing Boltzmann's anthropic brain. The relationship between these two arrows of time is crucial for understanding the low entropy state from which our universe originated.
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