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Does Heat Death Imply a Specific Absolute Temperature?
š” The Answer
- Heat death does not imply any particular absolute temperature.
- It only requires that temperature differences are no longer exploitable for work.
- The universe could be hot or cold in this state.
- This is a common misconception about heat death.
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