Order and Uncertainty. Entropy, from Physics to Consciousness is an interdisciplinary exploration of one of the most profound concepts of modern science. From its origins in thermodynamics, entropy is traced to applications in biology, neuroscience, psychology, society, and technology. The work shows that entropy is not just a measure of disorder, but a fundamental principle of transformation, adaptation, and emergence of complex structures. Life does not contradict entropy, but is based on the management of energy and information flows, maintaining a dynamic balance between order and chaos.
The book proposes an integrative perspective on the brain as an entropic system, on consciousness as a process of uncertainty management, and on human behavior as an expression of complex self-regulation. The implications of entropy in the digital society, where information and algorithms shape cognitive reality, are also analyzed.
Thus, the work becomes a bridge between science and philosophical reflection.