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Creating stability and order

This insight - that disorder naturally increases over time but that we can use our effort to create useful types of order that can counteract the pull of entropy - reveals the core purpose of life.

You can pull the weeds in your garden. You can clean your room. But because everything in life naturally turns to disorder, you have to use energy to create stability and order.

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ONE MUST MAKE WORTHY USE OF HIS LIFE. IT IS SHORT AND YOUTH IS EVEN SHORTER.

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