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This entanglement process and the subsequent decoherence shift our understanding from the quantum realm to the classical world, where emergent properties like thermal behavior manifest. As systems become increasingly entangled, they naturally gravitate toward equilibrium, manifesting the Second Law's principle that entropy tends to increase over time.
Through this perspective, the evolution of entanglement has far-reaching consequences, giving rise not only to macroscopic thermodynamic phenomena but also informing our understanding of time's directionality—the arrow of time itself.