Physics question

[Anonymouse]

If a system is constantly moving towards disorder.....and gravity is an endless pool of energy that can pull atoms together and thus eliminate entropy in many cases, is gravity antientropic?

Or should we just shove our fists in dead baby's asses and turn them into puppets?

[Bakinets]

WTF is this guy talkin about? lol

[Anonymouse]

It's a question. That is what I am asking and there is an answer and I xxxxing want it.

[Andromida806]

NOW THATS WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT..... :mrgreen:

[Anonymouse]

That wasn't the answer but that's what I'm TALKING about.

[TVAdict710]

i say you go with the baby puppets idea.

[Anonymouse]

xxxx that.....I'm not saying anything above a third grade level anymore. I learned my xxxxing lesson you poop faces. Apparently everyone is ignorant of physics. You live on this xxxxing planet and there are laws that govern it. learn it.

[Anonymouse]

TTT.

I still want an answer.

[Lilya]

I see i returned just in time.... not everyone is ignorant of physics.. i think i have your answer... For this system alone under the influence of gravity, it is antientropic. However the system and the gravity together should satisfy the rules of entropy. Its only an assumption that its an endless pool of energy......

[Anonymouse]

The answer is even if gravity was energy, and even if it did hold atoms together, the baby would be ripped apart so bad it would fall off your hand before you could say "Billy Mays sells Oxiclean".

There!