In his book The Trouble Waters, Henry Morris proclaims: The Law of Increasing Entropy is an impenetrable
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In his book The Trouble Waters, Henry Morris proclaims:
The Law of Increasing Entropy is an impenetrable barrier which no evolutionary mechanism yet suggested has ever been able to overcome. Evolution and entropy are opposing and mutually exclusive concepts. If the entropy principle is really a universal law, then evolution must be impossible.
Is this argument scientifi cally sound? Explain.
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