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==Transcript== {{Computertranscript}} :[Describe panel here] :How come teacup pieces always leap off the floor and assemble into solid cups, but the cups never fall on the ground and shatter? :Thermodynamics. Entropy always decreases. If things went the other way, the universe would be chaos. Everything breaking down constantly. You probably couldn't exist long enough to even contemplate the question. :Caption: I bet beings living in reverse time have much more enjoyable philosophical discussions.
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