I have thought a lot about entropy versus singularity. The weird thing is that on the edge of singularity it looks like the most entropy possible, but when you cross a threshold everything gets lost to us and things probably settle into a center devoid of entropy at which point I hypothese, since there is no matter without tortuosity, everything falls apart. Again, just a wild thought from someone who doesn't know nearly enough. Point being, I think the inwardness of some church cultures definitely consume them, breaking down the very matter they are composed of, devoid of tortuosity.
I have thought a lot about entropy versus singularity. The weird thing is that on the edge of singularity it looks like the most entropy possible, but when you cross a threshold everything gets lost to us and things probably settle into a center devoid of entropy at which point I hypothese, since there is no matter without tortuosity, everything falls apart. Again, just a wild thought from someone who doesn't know nearly enough. Point being, I think the inwardness of some church cultures definitely consume them, breaking down the very matter they are composed of, devoid of tortuosity.
A very thought provoking article - thankyou!