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The relationship between time stopping and entropy is an interesting thought experiment, and there are many different interpretations and discussions. It is difficult to come up with a clear answer, and requires deep consideration of physics, philosophy, and the nature of time.
According to the law of increasing entropy, in a closed system, entropy always increases with time. This means that the system moves towards a more disordered and chaotic state. However, the concept of time stopping seems to contradict this law.
If time stops, all physical processes are thought to stop as well. In other words, everything that increases entropy, such as particle movement, chemical reactions, and heat conduction, stops.
There are several different ways of thinking about entropy in time stopping.
Entropy is constant: The idea is that time stopping stops the change in entropy and keeps it at a constant value. In this case, entropy neither increases nor decreases, and the system is said to be in a stationary state.
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