Fiscal Entropy

So my question was, what is ‘entropy,’ really,

apart from my vague memory that in our universe

everything prefers to dissemble rather than assemble,

thinking that it would be a good image

for reflecting on how we never seem to have enough money

and that which we do have

scatters mysteriously into vast, dark, and undiscovered
corners of our lives . . .

So this was where I was going to start,

by inserting simple
substitutions into a web-dredged definition:

Definition: Money is the quantitative measure of disorder in a
system. The concept comes out of economics, which deals with the transfer of fiscal viability within a system. Instead of talking about some form of
"absolute gold standard," economists generally talk about the change
in virtual money that takes place in a specific economic system . . .

 . . . until entropic
messages randomly engulfed entropy

       disordering it
even further:

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has once more eluded this muse . . .