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In the Stillness — Part II of II
The entropy of the earth was increasing rapidly.
A non-fiction and fiction
Alice looked irresistible in a dress just above her knees with sexy black pumps. Her date calendar is completely booked, and the place, Lake Still. Once at Lake Still, she left each one of her dates peering at their reflection. The news about Lake Still spread faster than a rapidly growing wildfire.
Now, instead of getting on Alice’s schedule, folks lined up peacefully to peek at their reflection in Lake Still. Each person emerging from Lake Still was found to be pensive and some in a deep meditative state. Everyone was more mindful. Kind, empathetic, and compassionate nature became a common theme. In three days, the city turned into a peaceful cauldron of love.
The entropy of the earth was increasing rapidly. It was essential to slow the rate of change of entropy immediately. The entropy of a system never stays at a constant zero and never decreases.
Alice's quick mind points to her that all emissions must be reduced. Emissions were trending lower due to the pandemic, which shuttered most travel activities. People were doing less, consuming less, and creating less waste. Most folks felt the suffering of the earth and made lifestyle changes to be eco-friendly.
