It can be reasonably argued that the creation of the universe, which guaranteed incalculable suffering, was the most evil act anyone could have ever have committed.
Yet the paradox is, if the reversal of entropy is good, then, assuming there weren’t many other options, surely, the creation of the universe at the lowest possible state of entropy, would be the greatest act that anyone could have possibly done.
Yet the paradox is, if the reversal of entropy is good, then, assuming there weren’t many other options, surely, the creation of the universe at the lowest possible state of entropy, would be the greatest act that anyone could have possibly done.