Subj : Albert Einsten Said
To   : All
From : Newborn
Date : Mon Sep 19 2005 22:31:00

Albert Einstein once said that the Second Law of Thermodynamics was the law of
physics least likely ever to be overthrown. It could be called the "natural
law of degeneration." We have all observed this is the world arounf us.

Everything seems to degenerate with time as the effects of aging, wear and
tear, weather, etc., takes their toll.  Complex structures and designs tend
slowly to fall apart and be reduced to chaos.

For example, an abandoned automobille eventually becomes a pile of
disorganized rust.  But a pile of rust is never observed spontaneously to
transfer itself into an automobile.  For this to happen, a large investment of
intelligently directed energy is required (God).

Newborn
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