Entop

In 1879, Dylan Hill was born to a poor family. He had almost nothing but his family was able to but him an awful microphone that he couldn’t use for anything, but he took apart this microphone, studying it very hard. He happened to be an absolute prodigy in technology and science. By the time Dylan Hill was 26 years old, he had heard about the newly published e=mc^2 theory by Albert Einstein, and he found it so interesting, he decided to try dividing energy by extracting pure energy from a potato battery and shooting it into a tennis racket, but instead of dividing the energy into its square root, he divided it by 1.2089258e+24, which divided it into its 81st root, and on that day, a new formula was created, e=entop^81, also known as the Entio Theorem.