The second law of thermodynamics states that the total entropy of an isolated system always increases over time. The question is if human (as part of nature) tends to make war just because thermodynamics requires an increase of entropy. Some recent news indicates that we are close before World War III and I am simply wondering if it is nothing else but an expression of thermodynamics.

Some 'entropy-increasing' problems:

1. Increasing extremism, terrorism and nationalism

Extremism increases since some decades, one main factor were the September 11 attacks (9/11) and the following war in Iraq 2003. Now the consequences of these events leads to the refugee crisis which intensify nationalism in Europe. This system of problems amplifies itself and it seems to be irreversible. There is no solution or at least nobody wants to find a solution. Is it a result of the second law of thermodynamics?

2. Election of Donald Trump

... as one effect of nationalism ('Make America great again' ... ) as well as some 'strange' effects ...

3. Capitalism

Capitalism hinders the optimal usage of resources, reinforces psychopathic behavior of managers as well as politicians and finally boosts the effects of nationalism (nobody wants to share money, goods, jobs...) and extremism. Theoretical there exist some possible solutions, but nobody seem to be able (or want) to realize them (see some Ideas in my post https://www.researchgate.net/post/Does_anyone_have_an_idea_how_to_abolish_money_and_replace_it_by_something_better). Again the question arises, if money simply cannot be overcome because of the second law of thermodynamics.

4. Nuclear armament

Probably a new armament race between Russia and the USA will begin after Donald Trumps inauguration. We also should not forget China, India, Pakistan and many other nations which could be involved or at least feel threatened by such armament race. Regional conflicts like that in Syria could easily run out of control.

Is life and the mankind just a ‘statistical error’ which will be corrected by the rapidly increase of entropy due to atomic war?

5. Human errors (see the Project of D.P.S. RATHORE: https://www.researchgate.net/project/Human-Errors-Its-implications-on-the-growth-of-science)

Are Human errors an 'instrument' of thermodynamics to ensure that the second law is satisfied?

6. New World (https://www.researchgate.net/project/New-World)

Why am I not able to gain sufficient support for my project 'New World'? No Money at all, no support at my University! Unfortunately I also run into a deadlock because it is a difficult task to handle the huge amount of information which is needed to implement such a solution. So I was not able to share even a small new update simply because I was overwhelmed by the huge amount of work - and I am working alone. Is that simply an expression of the second law of thermodynamics? Does it mean that a third World War is indeed unavoidable due to the laws of thermodynamics? Are we forced to destroy ourselves, our environment and our society and culture due to the second law of thermodynamics?

I will highly appreciate any thoughts, opinions and ideas!

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