When I studied chemistry in college, my professor said in no uncertain terms that the way the average person uses the word entropy has little to do with how it was originally defined by Rudolph J.C.E. Clausius.  In other words, entropy doesn't just mean disorder, and all the calculus used to calculate entropy in the thermodynamic sense wouldn't apply when it comes to economics or anything to do with human behavior.

I haven't read the article, and it'd be nice if the AI program you used to write your post elaborated on it a little, because it's damn hard to have a discussion about a topic like this without reading what you claim to have read.

All these newbies writing posts in perfect English lately.  Makes me four steps beyond suspicious.