Actually if you throw something at the ground hard enough it will create order: there are crystalline forms in rocks that come from heat and force of impact.
Which (besides the other nonsense) should be enough to tell you to stop paying attention to the attention-seeker and instead put a Bible app on your phone and listen to a chapter a day.
“Breaking”?
Sorry, but retrocausality has been a thing of discussion for longer than you’ve been alive.
This is a form of click-bait, sensationalism meant to garner views – kind of like “Scientists find a star older than the universe!” and such which takes some finding and deliberately misunderstands it to draw attention.
I am so tired of “Science Clickbait.” I’ve gotten good at spotting the astronomy ones but still working on the other disciplines. “Scientists find planet better for life than Earth” is a classic, by the way. Which one? Any one would suffice.
Do you know of any good Bible apps?
This kind of change is something like saying if you could change the position of one water molecule by a centimeter you could stop a tsunami – retrocausality applies to quantum events, micro-events at best, not to macro events. To not have the Romans use crucifixion would require macro-intervention in the entire ANE because it emerged from a whole array of cultural influences.
I use Dwell, which has choices for voices/readers. It also comes with devotional material that I’ve never bothered with.
An alternative: Blue Letter Bible
“Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone.” -Colossians 4:6
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