When an object slides on a table and friction slows it down, the kinetic energy is lost. It is not conserved. Scientists solved the problem by inventing a new energy: internal energy or heat energy. The kinetic energy is transformed into heat energy.
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Total Energy is conserved, not just the kinetic energy. And we know that kinetic energy is transered into heat energy because we can measure the temperature of the body and see that it has gone up. Like, your tires getting hot after driving on them... where do
you think that heat comes from? Hell, just rub your palms together and you can feal the warmth.
Are you just jerkin' my chain here? This is unbelievable.
The calculation I gave does not take into consideration natural selection and facilitated variation.
Then the calculation is worthless. It doesn't represent anything in reality. Proteins would not have just randomly assembled. There's other factors involved.
So, to repeat:
You're mistaken about the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, it doesn't have anything to do with evolution, and evolution does not violate it.
Also, you're calculation of the probability of a protein forming is worthless and has nothing to do with evolution.