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	Global Warming, and Lost Work 2017-03-05 by Kent William Mayhew Lost Work and Global Warming I have previously discussed that thermodynamics needs to be rewritten. The basis of this is that Boltzmann’s consideration of entropy is one that wrongly associates randomness with entropy. Boltzmann’s reasoning lends itself to the association of