Abstract
This paper explores the thermodynamic properties of f(Q) gravity from a geometric perspective. The goal is to illustrate why the fundamental laws of thermodynamics can be associated with the effects of "curvature of the time axis and contraction of the space axis" in a high-level analogy, combining the differential geometric formulation of thermodynamics, spacetime symmetries, conservation laws, and entropy discussions in general relativity and statistical mechanics.



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