Thermodynamics of Life: Occupy Wall Street Edition

[michiganabe]

While probably not your intention, it looks like your poor bubble disappears completely in the end, leaving only the rich. But if the poor disappear completely from the reaction, then how do the rich continue to exist, as in, where is the time dependency in this? Shouldn't kinetics also play a role in economics?  Just like one must consider kinetics in scientific application as well as thermodynamic stability?

[AnuarPhysics]

I don't got it.

[SH10JogaBonito]

Eventually by heat death everything will deteriorate, but not to non existence only minimal density. Basically we are all screwed in the end.

[zassounotsukushi]

hmm, this is actually the same thing that happens with black holes over long time frames. Those below a threshold disappear eventually and those over that grow forever.

[HumanChemistry101]

Disregard the last poster's comment, this is an excellent video. Please send me a article submission to the Journal of Human Thermodynamics, so that we can peer review and pick apart the weak points and improvement areas in your theory an organized manner. Currently we are doing an open beta review for “A Thermodynamic Methodology for Evaluating of Friendship Relations Stability.” I'll send out an email query to you as well.

[JonMSanderson]

It seems like you're saying "The Rich Get Richer, and The Poor Get Poorer" is something that we, as humans, should just except based on scientific principles. It's a good thing we're Spiritual, Religious creatures as well, or we'd be totally screwed according to you. We have morals, and ethics, and the ability to help people who are needy, and who simply want a job.