Brief
Entropy
The claims the writer was given for Entropy, in the order they were given.
1
Whitley Strieber believes that if the nonhuman visitors understand entropy perfectly, as he thinks the evidence suggests, then they live outside the fourth dimension of time.
“If they understand entropy perfectly, and I think that there is every evidence that they do, then they live also outside of the fourth dimension of time.”
The Fourth Mind 2025-01-15 ch17:10669-10817 opinion first hand
2
All material objects eventually decay as a function of entropy.
“All material objects eventually run out of control and they decay and that is a function of entropy.”
The Evolution of AAWSAP | Bigelow Podcast, Ep. 2 2026-08-11 00:21:51.8-00:21:59.8 opinion first hand
3
Robert Bigelow considers that galaxies do not break up as entropy says they should after a billion or two years, and instead last 10 to 14 billion years.
“They don't discombobulate like they should after it's a billion or two years. And they're lasting 12, 10, 12, maybe 14 billion years. They shouldn't. There's a problem here.”
The Evolution of AAWSAP | Bigelow Podcast, Ep. 2 2026-08-11 00:22:14.8-00:22:29.5 opinion first hand
4
Robert Bigelow considers that the dark energy component prevents entropy and provides order in huge systems such as galaxies.
“But part of it, the dark energy part, prevents entropy. It provides order. so that these huge systems, these gigantic systems”
The Evolution of AAWSAP | Bigelow Podcast, Ep. 2 2026-08-11 00:22:50.4-00:23:01.7 opinion first hand
5
Robert Bigelow considers the universe an open system in which dark energy and dark matter make up 95 to 96 per cent of its power and prevent entropy and the disintegration of galaxies.
“So we have an open system in the universe. We have a power that's 95, 96% of it that we don't know what it is, dark energy and dark matter. But it controls, we don't have entropy. We don't have disintegration of our galaxies.”
The Evolution of AAWSAP | Bigelow Podcast, Ep. 2 2026-08-11 00:29:17.8-00:29:36.0 opinion first hand
6
Chris Ramsay expects Edwin May would say physical contrast produces the strongest remote viewing signal, on the basis that a target with high entropy yields a more accurate reading.
“Ed May would say contrast, right? That would be like as soon as something has entropy or high entropy would yield like a more accurate reading of a target.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:41:26.9-02:41:40.4 opinion second hand
7
Target entropy and target interestingness are hard to separate as explanations of remote viewing performance, and further work is needed.
“But that's also more interesting. So it's really hard to separate those. ... So more work needs to be done.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:45:58.8-02:46:01.8 opinion first hand