Might as well ask if God is a narcissist.

I understood all that. I mean the stretch of comparison or analogy. Thermodynamics is the boss of physics. I studied it in collage, undergrad. The Law of Entropy is one of the simplest and most obvious laws there is. There are more ways for things to be organized than disorganized. As obvious as it sounds the implications of that law are what made our Universe. And there is even more important law, energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can only change its form.
Think about it for a second. The energy that I'm using to poke these words on my cellphone will never be as organized and concetrated as it is right now to allow my brain and my fingers to do that ever again. Until the end of times. I will have to eat some cereal and milk in the morning to do that again. Not really because I'm trying to make a point but if there was an energy accountant specifically dealing with my energy posting here and my cheerios intake that would be precisely the case.

My point is that if you get interested in science those trivial things I mentioned will start fitting into this big, beautiful big picture that wiltake you to stars and beyond. That territory is called "We don't know". And that is fun because we learn new stuff almost every day. Keep learning.

That's what the teacher was fishing for, however they left out one thing. You have to make an assumption that the souls going into hell are at a higher temperature than hell itself.

If you like this, then you should read Piers Anthony's Incarnations of Immortality. Same kind of humor, only book length. It sounds like something right out of there, science/magic.

Very well thought out. Who'd have thought to use souls as the basis of proving a point here?