The 2nd law thermodynamics disproves that life came by chance

@BlueSkyKing I think you misunderstood the video you shared.

The example of humans and refrigerators in her video is to demonstrate how the nature of entropy does not apply to humans and refrigerators because we aren't closed systems. If it did, we wouldn't be exchanging heat with our surroundings, meaning breathing for us humans. (Our mouth being a gateway). It is a clear, observable function of humans and refrigerators to disrupt surrounding entropy to achieve some type of temperature control within ourselves.

She implies in no way that entropy can create an ordered human or refrigerator but tells us at the beginning how infinitesimal the statistics would be to find order coming about by itself. The "how we exist" part is because we do not violate entropy since entropy does not apply to us like it does to the observable, natural world around us humans (and refrigerators) which are open systems to the environments we are in. Otherwise, imagine a refrigerator trying to push heat outside but the universe around is so rigid that it somehow will never allow such heat transfer because it somehow "closed off" the refrigerator, even though the whole point is that the refrigerator will be open to the surrounding world and will push heat into it

@BlueSkyKing i never made a claim.