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When there is a difference in energy levels, work is feasible; but, as work is done, the difference lessens until equilibrium is reached, at which point no more work can be done.

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Multidimensionality, Interconnectedness, Diversity, Role in Society, Symbolism. Are many aspects to why it was so complex within Mesoamerican Cultures.

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The 'ball game' also referred to as Pok-a-tok is classed as a distinctive and enduring iconic features of Mesoamerican Civilisation, in the Preclassical Period (2500-100 BCE). The game was not only seen as entertainment, but achieved pragmatic economic and political ends. Cultures of the Mesoamerican Civilisations saw the game to be religiously significant, as many players were sacrificed to the gods.

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The measured amount of chaos and disorder in a system. It is a closed system that has no interaction with its surroundings in terms of matter or energy transfer.

It is the Second Law of Thermodynamics, and over time energy tends to disperse.

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"Adaptation enables living organisms to find more and more ways of extracting the energy flows they need to maintain their complex structure" (Christian, 2003).

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Thermodynamics is the study of the connections between heat, work, energy, and temperature. Ultimately, the theory that energy and matter behaves particularly in systems involving energy conversion and heat.

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Collective learning is the process of accumulating, sharing, and passing down information, skills, and insights within a society or between generations.

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Source of power from the use of physical or chemical resources. To provide light, heat or work.

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Refers to the state or quality being made up of intricately interrelated components, aspects, or causes that combine to form a complicated, layered system or situation that is frequently difficult to completely explain or express.

All of the elementary forms of physical, biological, and cultural complexity appear to have evolved by themselves (Spier, 2013).