nlt-second law of thermodynamics-not

NLT says that the amount of entropy in the universe does not increase.
We know that stars burn fuel, but this does not mean that net entropy increases. The problem is that we have not yet learned the lesson of relativity.
While stars are all dying, the amount of CT5, a more organized state, is increasing.  The most organized, most energy intense state of the universe is the one that precedes any linearity.  The cabal has us thinking that energy is what we see consumed by stars.  But Non-linearity tells us that the expenditure of energy is an illusion.  Increasing clock times, especially ct6 show us that our universe builds towards that highest of energy non-linearity states.
So where does a universe go?  We can only guess what things mean in a linear fashion in non-linearity.
Exploding black holes are merely black holes which have lost "critical mass" and they would explode into matter and lower time states as they lose the critical mass necessary to remain as matter.
A nuclear reaction is similar.  Critical mass indicates a combination of matter, but it actually represents a scenario where there is a dispersed enough concentration as a result of conversion of matter to energy at an ever increasing rate so that the amount of mass loses its critical (10^16) mass necessary to remain stable.
The old universe ideas of quantum fluctuations leading to a universe of irregularities requires the acceptance of the random and therefor it is unlikely, actually it is impossible in a non-linear environment..
By the way, today my continued work was hampered by the presence of bureaucratic irregularities.  I could mourn such an outcome but that would be idiotic.  It would be assuming I should feel bad about predestination.  Still, if the world will have the quantum moments that are worth living for, we have to act whether it is predetermined or, well it is, so that's that.