Precisely. "Something not wearing out" has absolutely zero to do with the creationist misunderstanding of thermodynamics as a supposed refutation of evolution.
I shall repeat my questions from earlier: given the difference between an open system and a closed system in the realm of physics, evidence of which as presented by me in the link in #359, do you (1) now understand the difference between the two and (2) now understand why the creationist so-called argument against evolution as presented by you in #347, #348 and #350 (for some reason) is based on a completely hopeless misunderstanding of the second law of thermodynamics and is therefore an utter failure?
Actually the failure is even worse than that. Even in a closed system what "appears to be a more ordered system" may not actual be one. A good example is micelle formation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermodynamics_of_micellizationEven though it looks like order is forming, actually, overall, the system is more disordered and therefore entropy an entropy driven process.
So whether the system is open or closed you can't tell which way the entopirc arrow points by looking at it.
Even if evolution was unfavoured in terms of entropy it could still occur if the enthalpic contribution outweighed the unfavourable entopic contribution..
The direction of a reaction are determined by both the direction and magnitude of enthalply and entropy and, where, the two point in opposite directions the arbiter is the Gibb's free energy of the system.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibbs_free_energyI suspect though that TW hasn't bothered to research this.