Comments by "Pete Venuti" (@petevenuti7355) on "Why Physicists Think The Future Changes the Past - Retrocausality Explained" video.

  1. I don't see why entropy Wouldn't increase regardless of direction in time? It would feel like going forward even if going backwards, because that part of time is perceived, not real. The randomness of entropy even in retrocausality allows nondeterministic outcomes because the feedback is nonlinear.
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  2. If you represented dark matter as gravity leaking into the past from a future position of regular matter now, the effect oscillating back and forth, how would you model that mathematicly? Has anyone done that?
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