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Disorder (Thermodynamic Chaos)

High entropy state, the natural tendency described by the second law.

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  • Amplification of small differences in initial conditions; cited as a property that future autonomous machines will share with living systems
  • Low entropy, organized state; life maintains order by consuming negative entropy.
  • Limit of large system size; used in scaling arguments
  • Framework for non-equilibrium free energies; mentioned as future direction to generalise results
  • Theoretical framework governing far-from-equilibrium self-organizing systems; underpins model of action formation.
  • The dead inert state where all energy differences are equalized; organisms avoid this by metabolism.
  • Physical quantity sharing same minimum as variational free energy (via Jarzynski equality); proxy for computational cost
  • Transient Chaosconcept0.744
    The physical phenomenon the paper identifies as the cause of reasoning slowdowns: chaotic wandering before eventual convergence.