Why is humanity so unkind to one another

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In summary: I don't think your idea is too cliche, but it's worth noting that other people have argued against it before.
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selfAdjoint said:
The second law is like "Every nail that sticks up is pounded down." It says that in isolated systems bland situations max out and special situations go away.


Our Universe just is a isolated System. Right?
 

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