Why Time Has an Arrow
A rapid hand-drawn science explainer turns an abstract physics puzzle into timelines, particle sketches and a rising entropy graph.
By @minutephysics for minutephysicsRuns 03:24
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Why it works
The visible hand starts the argument before the first word at 2.3 s, and the shot sequence reuses simple diagrams as the narrator changes the claim. The graph-to-present connection around 0:51–0:53 is the measured replay peak; the contrasting option diagrams then make the answer visible.
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