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ELI5: How does the 2nd law of thermodynamic "disprove" evolution?

I've heard this fact touted a hundred times over but I've never heard anyone explain it.
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It doesn't.

Second law of thermodynamics basically says that in a closed system all energy should in time be spread out evenly through that system.
IE: a bucket of water, all the water will eventually be at the same temperature.

People extend this argument to say that on earth, there shouldn't be any growth or anything. Since the 2nd law says everythign should just even out.

They ignore the HUGE NUCLEAR FUSION EXPLOSION ~8 light-minutes away constantly pumping more energy in to the system. AKA the sun.