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This comprehensive treatise is written for the special occasion of theauthor's 70th birthday. It presents his lifelong endeavors and reflections withoriginal reasoning and re-interpretations of the most critical and misleadingissues in thermodynamics; since now, we have the advantage to look at thehistorical developments more comprehensively and objectively than the pioneers.Starting from Carnot (grandfather of thermodynamics-to-be) to Kelvin andClausius (fathers of thermodynamics), and other followers, the most relevantissues are critically examined and put in historical and contemporaryperspective. From original reasoning of energy forcing and displacement tological proofs of the fundamental laws, to ubiquity of thermal motion and heat,and indestructibility of entropy, including the new concept of "thermalroughness" and the inevitability of dissipative irreversibility, to "dissectingCarnot true reversible-equivalency" and critical concept of "Carnot-Clausiusheat-work equivalency (CCHWE)" regarding the interchangeability of heat andwork, and to demonstrating "no hope" for the "challengers" of the Second Law ofthermodynamics, among others, are offered. It is hoped that the novelcontributions presented will enhance comprehension and resolve some of thefundamental issues, as well as promote collaboration and future progress.

Reasoning and Logical-Proofs of the Fundamental Laws: 'No Hope' for the Challengers of the Second Law of Thermodynamics