The Greatest mystery in physics! (spacetime)

Physicists view space and time as components of a four-dimensional "spacetime," yet they are distinct. While we can move freely through space, we are bound to move forward in time. This indicates that time has a specific direction, often referred to as the "arrow of time." One theory suggests that the second law of thermodynamics might explain this phenomenon. It states that entropy, or disorder, always increases over time. For instance, a broken plate, which is more disordered, always follows a whole one. This implies that the universe began with low entropy, which has been rising since the Big Bang. But, why was the entropy so low to begin with? The distinction between time and space continues to be one of the greatest mysteries in physics.
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Do you accept Time as the biggest mystery in this universe?🕛