Hello IadixDev welcome,
Sounds like you are involved in some coding project. What are you working on?
Originally the project was iadix.com, but the guy who was into the ICO plan parted away, so i made another plan i will come back soon with the new site and more detailed explanation, but the global idea is to replace the usual triangle of database / webserver / script by a single node who use the blockchain as database, with a system of service based on portable binary modules and RPC/CGI interface export, and a system of script to generate HTML5/js web pages based on the node/blockchain data like php would do with database, and generating html in the page for the HTML5 app with in browser crypto, transaction signing and staking, and some test with raytracing and distributed web database and HTTP api for HTML5 applications.
Your post above raises a number of deep concepts I will address some of them below.
1) Regarding the metric of entropy.
You argue that the concept of entropy does not make sense to use in a system without a clear purpose and mesurable input/output. You also argue that the human mind and presumably the social systems that derive from it have an unknown/undefined purpose thus making the concept inapplicable.
You are making deep metaphysical assumptions when you argue that the mind and thus humanities purpose is unknown which I would challenge but let's set that aside for now.
Metaphysics aside there are reasons in information theory to doubt your strict interpretation of entropy. Here are two post you may find interesting.
Entropy is InformationEntropy and FreedomThe first is a discussion on the relationship between entropy and information by Anonymint that is informative. The second is an excerpt from the book Knowledge and Power by George Gilder where the relationship between entropy and freedom is explored.
The above post seem to be confusing this concept of emerging properties and entropy =)
In the context of thermodynamics, the level of entropy is measured as defect from the expected output.
2) Regarding misconceptions about freedom.
I agree that many people whon claim to seek "freedom" are really seeking to escape responsibility and deny the consequences of their actions. I also agree that ascesis is a necessary and vital part of maximizing freedom. What is also needed, however, is an overarching organizational framework to build freedom upon. Some organizing principles are superior to others. I outlined my thoughts on this issue in the following post.
The Nature of FreedomIMO if you are waiting on other people to build a structure you agree to be free, you are never really free at all
Society, tradition, religion, all about volontary bondage
3) Regarding the association of marxism with state power.
The association of marxism with state power is simply an observation of the reality of marxism when actually applied.
Marxism is all about no class, no horizontal organization, no religion (other then marxism), and redistribution for the "common good".
However, class, horizontal organization, and religion form naturally based on merit and free association. Thus marxism can only achieve its aims via suppression of these things which requires a state to control/eliminate the anti-marxist thinking.
Well the problem is that historically, the people who called themselves 'marxists' were all more or less soviet agent, carrying their own subversive agenda to out throw certain regimes, and it was all about centralization toward moscow, but it's what in technical term after people call more leninism, which when a nomemklatur of people decide everything without counter-party, but in the end capitalism is also some form of leninism but with different economic theory to justify the power of some people through investment and different priorities for society. In capitalist / fordist society, all decision power come to stake holders which can be pretty much like a nomemklatur, and it's not like corporation love freedom and decentralization that much.