So, for example, reactions that take place inside our body and inside the cells of our body take place at a constant temperature of about 36.8 degrees Celsius. So let's suppose we're inside our cell, and inside that cell, some type of intracellular process takes place. So our cell and the process is a system, and everything outside the cell are the surroundings. So when that process actually takes place, a certain amount of energy is exchanged between that system and the surroundings. So let's suppose that the energy left ourselves and entered our surroundings. What exactly does that mean about the entropy of the surroundings?