🚀 go-pugleaf

I don't like the idea of refering to the "entropy of a microstate" very much.
The entropy of a system which is constrained to be in a microstate such as you
describe is, formally, k ln 2 if the "spheres" are indistinguishable particles
with no internal degrees of freedom and I can similarly simplify all other
aspects of the system. I am most distressed by the idea of applying the entropy
concept to a two-particle system. Why on Earth would anyone ever want to do
that? Surely no physical result can be inferred from consideration of such a
system. Are we discussing physics here? 

Leigh