@DS: I have proposed that if information is like energy then it cannot be created nor destroyed.
Oh no, Springer is back with yet another novel version of physics.
This sounds rather like your proposal that Venus’s geothermal energy is being conducted through its crust at a rate of 15 kW (15,000 joules per second), when Earth is only able to conduct 0.08 joules per second through its crust. Or your proposal that atmospheric CO2 has been increasing at an exponential rate with a constant CAGR since careful measurements began in 1958, when in fact the CAGR doubled over that period.
What you’re missing in your equation dS = dQ (bit rate dS/dt in bits per second is in proportion to energy rate dQ/dt in joules per second, aka watts) is the small matter of temperature T.
Temperature is the thermodynamic counterpart of noise. The higher the temperature, the fewer bits get through for a given energy of transmission in watts.
The formula you should be using is not dS = dQ but dS = dQ/T.
Yes energy is conserved. However information, aka negentropy, is not.
The entropy of the universe is increasing. This may be news to you, but in that case you should be studying thermodynamics instead of piping up here with your own theories of thermodynamics.
Here’s an easy way to think about this. If heat dQ flows from an object at temperature T1 to an object at a lower temperature T2, the entropy of the first object decreases by dQ/T1, while the entropy of the second object increases by dQ/T2. Since T2 is less than T1, the first object loses less entropy than is gained by the second object.
Capiche?