Entropy in Her Kitchen

Of stories told about endings for the universe, the simplest and most anti-climactic version is for all matter to spiral outward, to unravel, discrete particles separating and flying apart, the distance between them expanding infinitely, until the whole thing unwinds into

“… the thin, dark, cold soup of entropy.”

Ursula K. Le Guin: Always Coming Home (p. 255). Library of America.

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