It would seem possible to eliminate the information-entropy
paradox, as well as others not stated above, if we make the
following assumptions: (1) Energy can neither be created nor
destroyed. This holds true throughout the entire evolutionary
history of the universe, although its spatial distribution and
form is continuously changing. It can exist as heat, light,
work, electricity, chemical processes and mass. (2) Intelligence
can neither be created nor destroyed, and its overall quantity
remains constant throughout the universe even though its spatial
concentration is continuously changing over time as it discovers
innovative ways to relate to matter and energy. (3) The terms
information and intelligence, though not synonymous, can be used
interchangeably in any mathematical equation.*...The
mathematical relationship of information to entropy is
essentially the same as that of intelligence to entropy. An
increase in information parallels any increase in intelligence.
(4) Heat entropy represents the dissipati