The Paradoxical Infinity Model: A Dual-Universe Framework for Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and Time Asymmetry

The Paradoxical Infinity Model proposes a novel theoretical framework describing two interacting universes: Universe A, expanding with forward time flow, and Universe B, contracting with reverse time flow. These universes exchange gravitational and entropic effects, offering potential explanations for cosmological phenomena such as dark matter, dark energy, and the arrow of time. This work predicts specific observable phenomena, including anomalies in gravitational waves, deviations in cosmic microwave background (CMB) isotropy, and retrocausal quantum effects. These predictions are testable with current and near-future experimental techniques, providing a falsifiable approach to addressing fundamental questions in cosmology.