You are still evading this point:
You stated that no process is spontaneous if there was prior input energy of any sort even though the process later spontaneously releases energy without external input. You stated that any configuration that is man-made cannot be spontaneous.
Actually, that isn't what I said...but then you can't actually read can you All the words apparently pass through some mixmaster on the way to your brain and get rearranged to mean something entirely different from what was said.
Yes that is what you said, this is the third time you asked for your quotes. And this is the third time I responded with the same thing. As you would say,
Oh the tedium!
Response to my saying a chemical light stick emits spontaneously.
Man made...work went into production...not spontaneous....same old thing..
Response to slow decay phosphorescence.
No...phosphorescence is the re emission of energy previously absorbed...not spontaneous...no absorption of energy...no later emission of energy...We have covered this all before.
Response to luminescence from plants and animals
Living creature...body is doing work to produce luminescence...luminescence stops shortly after death...not spontaneous.
Response to sunlight passing through hot corona
Multiple theories on what sort of work is being done to move the energy from the surface to the corona...only you and toddster seem to think it is spontaneous.
Light bulbs are not spontaneous.
Light sticks, like light bulbs etc are the product of work and nothing about them is spontaneous..
Response to clarification: “
So you say that no process in physics is spontaneous if work was done prior to an energy release after all work is ended.”
I don't say it...physics says it.
That is a lie and you know it. I gave you physics definitions of a spontaneous process before. Here is an easy to understand definition. Note the bold faced:
19.1: Spontaneous Processes
A spontaneous process is one that occurs naturally under certain conditions. A
nonspontaneous process, on the other hand, will not take place
unless it is "driven" by the continual input of energy from an external source. A process that is spontaneous in one direction under a particular set of conditions is nonspontaneous in the reverse direction.