Invalidation of the Second Law of Thermodynamics

According to today's theory, a thermodynamic set, although able to increase the order coming from the outside in the form of an energy flow, if the latter has certain structural characteristics, unidirectionality and energy intensity [1], is unable to organize itself independently. The system always leads to a final condition of homogenization of microstates throughout the system, defined as maximum entropy, a condition in which it is not possible to create any form of organization (second law of thermodynamics).