Ep 1067 | How Phil & Miss Kay Are Doing Now
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What updates do Jase, Al, and Zach share about Phil and Miss Kay?
I am unashamed. What about you?
Maybe that's your problem while you're going blind and you don't feel.
We had an interesting break. Boy, Darren, they're in between these two episodes.
Zach dropped a word that I was not familiar with. I had to look it up. It's still on my computer screen. It's called entropy. So then I read the definition, which I was more confused than when I started. Well, tell them the context of how I said it.
I think that'll help.
Well, I don't remember what you said.
You said we were talking about vision law. We were talking about age, and I said the one thing that none of us are going to escape is entropy.
Yeah, so you said that, and all of a sudden I thought, I can't escape something that I don't know what it is. So that's why I couldn't escape, because someone would say, you're struggling with entropy. I would say. What did you call it?
Well, it all started because Zach couldn't read the ads because he can't see now. And so Maddie, who's like 21 years old or whatever she is, she's 23 years old. She's like, just make a bigger font. She has no patience with our old man-isms. And so she's telling Zach, just make your font bigger. Read. And then Zach's stretching during the break in between. I was like, who stretches for a podcast? Well, let's do a test.
Yeah, he was actually literally stretching.
He was stretching. I'm watching him on camera.
I was like, who stretches for a podcast? When you're stretching so that you can sit down for an hour. Zach, how many fingers am I holding up? I can say you got two. I've increased the screen size. So I read the second definition, which I missed one word. It said physics. Why didn't you just say that? Physics. Physics. It's all physics. It's all physics. Physically.
Yeah, over time.
How do the guys reflect on the concept of entropy?
We're going downhill. We go down. And we're doing this on purpose because it does kind of lead into what we're going to talk about today. It really does. But I'll read the definition for the people who listen to Jace's Redneck Logic. It is a lack of order or predictability, gradual decline into disorder. So the body... That's what happens.
Another way of saying it is that things tear up over time. Well, exactly. But you know what's interesting about this word entropy? The reason why I use it a lot is probably about 20 years ago when I got into apologetics, One of the writers I was reading about was using this. It's a scientific fact. I mean, it's a law of the universe. It's actually the second law of thermodynamics, which is about heat and matter and thermo heat. But imagine the universe and every star in the universe is like a campfire. And with any campfire. If you sit around it long enough and you don't add wood to it, what happens to it? Burns out. It burns out. So that's entropy. What it's trying to do is the campfire is trying to get to the same temperature as everything around it, which is called equilibrium. And so the philosophers looked at this and they said, you know, the past has to have a beginning. Like Genesis 1 has to be – the Christian philosophers have said this – The Genesis one has to be true because the past has to have a beginning.
It can't be like this eternal regression. There has to be a beginning to all this because of the second law of thermodynamics. Because given enough time, every fire in the universe will eventually burn out. But they're clearly not burned out because we still have the sun that gives us heat and a lot of other stars as well, which means that we haven't been here for an infinite amount of time. Because if we had been, There wouldn't be any heat left. And so we actually can look at entropy as a tremendous example and evidence for the existence of the true claims of the Bible because it points to the fact that the universe began to exist. It hasn't always been here.
Do you want me to translate that for you? Yeah, can you translate that? No, I'm going to give you the translation for all the simple-minded people out there. Someone started the fire. That's number one. Yeah, that's it. Number two, there are humans who sit around a fire, and then there are humans that go get something to put on the fire. That would be my camp while you're sitting.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What updates do Jase, Al, and Zach share about Phil and Miss Kay?
0:01–1:56
2
How do the guys reflect on the concept of entropy?
1:56–19:10
3
What does Jase say about the importance of love and the spirit in difficult times?
19:10–20:58
4
How do the guys talk about the impact of dementia and Alzheimer's on families?
20:58–29:21
5
What humorous moments arise during Phil’s conversation about writing notes?
29:21–56:56
Speakers
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