Apparently I don’t actually understand this subject, so I hereby relinquish my previous opinion about it and won’t form a new one (beyond taking better-informed people’s word for it for now) until I’ve learned it better.
You could have a universe though that gains more “room” for entropy faster than it gains entropy… so entropy keeps increasing, but there’s an ever increasing entropy sink, right?
Right, sorry, I was referring to subjective information loss. I understand that information is globally conserved.
Won’t help. You could have a universe that includes chronoscopes but still have the problem that it’s continuously filling up with entropy.
Apparently I don’t actually understand this subject, so I hereby relinquish my previous opinion about it and won’t form a new one (beyond taking better-informed people’s word for it for now) until I’ve learned it better.
You could have a universe though that gains more “room” for entropy faster than it gains entropy… so entropy keeps increasing, but there’s an ever increasing entropy sink, right?
That’s another way to do it.
One question one might ask is if our own universe has that property.