You should think of entropy as a subjective quantity. Even by thinking in terms of different fluctuations, you’re imposing a frame/abstraction that isn’t part of the actual structure of reality. Entropy is a property of abstractions, and quantifies the amount of information lost by abstracting. The universe, by itself, does not have any entropy.
Ok but even if I remove the idea of “entropy” from my argument the core problematic issue is still here: we have 50% probability that our universe is evolving in the opposite direction and an incredibly long chain of inbelievably improbable events is happening, and even if it is not happening right now it would happen with the same frequency of the standard “probable” evolution.
You should think of entropy as a subjective quantity. Even by thinking in terms of different fluctuations, you’re imposing a frame/abstraction that isn’t part of the actual structure of reality. Entropy is a property of abstractions, and quantifies the amount of information lost by abstracting. The universe, by itself, does not have any entropy.
Ok but even if I remove the idea of “entropy” from my argument the core problematic issue is still here: we have 50% probability that our universe is evolving in the opposite direction and an incredibly long chain of inbelievably improbable events is happening, and even if it is not happening right now it would happen with the same frequency of the standard “probable” evolution.