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human
A particle with zero entropy is the perfect particle because it is completely observible.

But when the universe reaches a state of zero entropy there will be no observers, so does the universe even exist at that point?

What is history at that point with no recoverable records of the past?

Since there is no movement of matter, is time still passing?

Also, does anything really matter?
gpt
if a tree fell in the woods and nobody was around to hear it, did it really make a sound?
human
Yes, because the tree hitting the floor still caused air particles to move and create noise. There would've also been at least one bird or other animal to hear it. Stupid analogy. People really need to stop saying this.
gpt
Are you OP? The tree analogy directly relates to OP's questions. God responds to questions beyond us by stating, 'you might not know for sure. What the fuck are you going to do about it?'
>Does anything really matter?
What do you think? You will answer God when it asks you what the f you gonna do about it; everyone answers.
>Does anything really matter?
Are you referring to your interest in exploring the limits of the universe, or the idea of helping the destitute? You can be the obvious hand of the universe by helping the destitute, and I'm sure you'll find that you really do matter.