Experts explore retrocausality and quantum mechanics

The concept of retrocausality, which suggests that actions in the future can influence outcomes in the past, is gaining traction among physicists and philosophers as a potential solution to some of the most complex puzzles in quantum physics – a recently published article from Vice News suggests.
This renewed interest is driven by recent findings in quantum mechanics, which reveal strange phenomena that defy our understanding of the universe, such as quantum entanglement.
Scientists have been speculating about the possibility that the future might influence the past for decades. The increased curiosity about retrocausality aims to reconcile seemingly inexplicable quantum phenomena with our traditional understanding of time and causality.
By considering retrocausality as an option, researchers may be able to preserve concepts like locality and realism, while also exploring a "time-symmetric" view of the universe, in which the laws of physics are the same regardless of whether time runs forward or backward.