I Would infinite entropy break all symmetries?

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If the Universe could somehow arrive to a state of infinite entropy, would all fundamental symmetries be violated?
If the Universe could somehow reach a state of infinite entropy (or at least a state of extremely high entropy), would all fundamental symmetries of the physical laws (gauge symmetries, Lorentz symmetry, CPT symmetry, symmetries linked to conservation principles...etc) fail to hold or be violated in any way?
 
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You mean what would the laws of physics predict if the laws of physics were violated? That's hard to answer.
 
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Summary: If the Universe could somehow arrive to a state of infinite entropy, would all fundamental symmetries be violated?

If the Universe could somehow reach a state of infinite entropy (or at least a state of extremely high entropy), would all fundamental symmetries of the physical laws (gauge symmetries, Lorentz symmetry, CPT symmetry, symmetries linked to conservation principles...etc) fail to hold or be violated in any way?
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This ^^^^^

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