Time Travel Systems (TTS) extends the Second Law of Thermodynamics by adding a time element. TTS assumes that systems will tend to configure themselves in a manner that maximizes the rate of entropy production. This assumption can be called the e th Law of Thermodyanamics, or fast entropy.

Fast entropy can then be used to analyze and model the progression of dynasties, regimes and historic resource exploitation. This method considers actual physical data rather than relying solely upon mathematical modeling.

 

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