who made the laws of thermodynamics

[utilitarian]

you deftly avoided my question as usual... imagine that. so that's a yes. it was just another one of your claims that you refuse to back up...

I honestly don't even know what you're talking about.

[MrMag]

Keep up the good work Wilby, I always get a kick out of your posts. I think your friend Omnibot was banned from the library. His useless, off topic posts are greatly missed.

[Feynman]

The laws of thermodynamics depend on (a) symmetry in (b) closed systems, which is not a reality-based theory.  Broken symmetries, in their various forms, contradict the laws of thermodynamics.  In reality, there are broken symmetries (in QED,  in geometry, etc) and systems are never really 'closed' except in textbooks -- Systems depend on other systems (the Earth is heated by the Sun) etc.

Four Paradoxes Involving the Second Law of
Thermodynamics

Abstract : Recently four independent paradoxes have been proposed which
appear to challenge the second law of thermodynamics [1-8]. These paradoxes
are briefly reviewed. It is shown that each paradox results from a synergism
of two broken symmetries : one geometric, one thermodynamic.

http://www.scientificexploration.org/journal/jse_12_2_sheehan.pdf