Reverse Entropy: Time Inside A Black Hole

    After reading about entropy I need to make an adjustment to my theory about Black Holes containing hidden universes inside them.  The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that the total entropy of a system always either increases or remains the same.  However this can't be true inside a Black Hole, due to the reversal of space-time dimensions.  Essentially, light can only go backwards inside a Black Hole, as opposed to forwards- the way we see it in our own.  This means that time itself has to reverse at the Event Horizon, along with each of the other space-time dimensions.  Anything that passes through lives out its life in reverse order from the way it came in.  It also means that entropy must either remain the same or decrease inside Black Hole systems.
    The profound implication here is that the singularities of Black Holes create even more universes after the ending of reverse-time.  Like in a Big Crunch, these universes continue to shrink until they reach their singularities, or the states they were in at their Big Bangs.  After that, the only thing that can happen is an explosion in forwards time, and therefore a reversion of space-time dimensions back to our own.  This is how our universe may have been born- from the reverse singularity of a Black Hole that had already been reversing inside a much larger one.
    Another implication is that universes are getting smaller as the multiverse ages.*  Like a fractal or a Russian doll, there are an infinite number of Black Holes being created inside an infinite number of universes.  Universes like ours either reach entropic equilibrium- a steady state where everything burns out and nothing happens- or collapse due to the nature of space-time in higher dimensions.**  The only activity remaining would be inside their Black Holes, where new universes would be born every minute.
    Keep in mind that all my theories about the multiverse are merely speculations.  I won't be convinced of their validity until they are proven correct.

*It might not be appropriate to refer to the multiverse as aging, since gravity marginalizes time on scales much smaller than the largest universes.
**An elaboration about space-time collapsing be found on my post about the Multiverse Manifold.