Good post; pathetic theory.
Entropy is unusable energy, not necessarily disorder. The Big Bang theory defies our laws of physics, so that sort of event probably never happened. Time won't run backwards just because the universe starts contracting, etc...
Am I missing something? In the article they say that entropy is infinite and increasing. Doesn't it have to be one or the other? How can it be both? I don't think it can be both. How is infinity measurable? Is increase in entropy measured by the decrease in what? Infinity? Energy? If energy, why bring infinity into it? b.