Retrocausality, Entropy & Arrow of time In WUCC and BVP

The concept of cyclic cosmology—wherein the universe undergoes infinite sequences of expansion, contraction, and rebirth—has persisted throughout intellectual history, from ancient philosophical traditions to modern cosmological theories such as the Big Bounce

[1] and ekpyrotic scenarios [3]. However, these models confront a formidable theoretical barrier: the continuous production of thermodynamic entropy.

The Second Law of Thermodynamics, one of the most robust principles in physics,

dictates that the entropy of an isolated system must increase over time: This document provides a Hypothetical  Solution for the issue.