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When something wooden has partially burned how do you explain how it cannot be reversed?
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When wood burns, the fibrous structure of the wood is lost; even if the chemical reaction could be reversed, the information contained in the physical arrangement of the original wood no longer exists. Wood has a shape, ashes do not.
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