If we express the motion in polar coordinates relative to any arbitrarily chosen origin, the form of the transverse acceleration terms displays an uncanny resemblance to the terms in electromagnetic induction. We can choose to believe that this is just a meaningless coincidence. But we can also choose to believe that this is telling us that inertial motion and the inertial forces have a physical cause that is closely related to the forces of electromagnetic induction. The electromagnetic induction forces themselves are rooted in the magnetic field that pervades all of space, yet whose physical origins are unknown to the textbooks. It’s ironic that despite the fact space is known to contain gravitational and magnetic field lines, whose cause is not understood, that physicists are nevertheless adamant that space is totally empty, and that light waves propagate in this void without the need for any material substance to account for the vibrations.

That doesn't mean they don't decay, which is reassuring. But once these quasiparticles have decayed, they are able to reorganise themselves back into existence, possibly ad infinitum.

This seemingly flies right in the face of the second law of thermodynamics, which asserts that entropy in an isolated system can only move in an increasing direction: things can only break down, not build back up again.