
doi: 10.5209/asem.16039
La vida humana está condicionada por un hecho fundamental: su final. La muerte es, por lo tanto, el suceso más importante de aquella. El tiempo es, entonces, pensado como una flecha con dos propiedades: irreversibilidad y dirección. De hecho es la entropía lo que rige nuestras vidas. Pero después de la muerte el hombre ha imaginado una vida eterna en la que el tiempo no termina, no está sometido a la segunda ley de la termodinámica (entropía).Pero, la cuestión es ¿tiene sentido esto?, ¿es posible concebir un tiempo sin aquellas dos importantes propiedades, un tiempo “noentrópico”? En otras palabras, ¿tiene algún sentido hablar de vida eterna?
Human life is conditioned by a very important fact: the end; death is the most significant success. Then time is thought like an arrow with two proprieties: irreversibility and direction. In fact, the entropy is which governs our lives. But, men have imagined a continuous life after death, an eternal life where time didn’t finish, and it’s not submitted to the second law of thermodynamic (entropy). But the question what is the significance of that? It is possible to think about time without those two important proprieties, –a time “non-entropic–”? In other words, speak about eternal life has any meaning?
Tiempo, BD95-131, Entropy, Time’s arrow, Metaphysics, B1-5802, Flecha del tiempo, Reversibilidad, Eternal life, Time, Muerte, Reversibility, Filosofía, Entropía, Philosophy (General), Vida eterna, Dead
Tiempo, BD95-131, Entropy, Time’s arrow, Metaphysics, B1-5802, Flecha del tiempo, Reversibilidad, Eternal life, Time, Muerte, Reversibility, Filosofía, Entropía, Philosophy (General), Vida eterna, Dead
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