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The provided text, "Addendum II Time, Irreversibility, and Cosmic Rearrangement" argues that reversing the universe to a previous state would not restore the past, but instead initiate an entirely new future trajectory. This concept is rooted in the dominance of entropy, which ensures that perfect repetition of any complex system is fundamentally impossible due to microscopic variations and quantum fluctuations. The document uses two illustrative thought experiments, the Card-Fall and Sand Experiments, as metaphors to demonstrate how chaotic propagation prevents identical outcomes even when initial parameters are precisely matched. Consequently, the text concludes that time is not a reversible film strip but an irreversible, statistical unfolding where every "reset" creates a new branch of reality. This irreversible evolution is so pervasive that it affects everything from small-scale particles to large cosmic systems like distant meteors, which are subtly altered by external fields and radiation over vast timescales.