So is this saying that if retrocausality is possible, then it's akin to the kind of time travel where you may have altered something in the past, but the effect

So is this saying that if retrocausality is possible, then it's akin to the kind of time travel where you may have altered something in the past, but the effects would not manifest until "after" the commencement of the time travel? Like in a person, if you feel some sort of uncomfortableness that leads you to make a choice, maybe it's because a minute ago, some time traveler traveled back a couple of weeks and planted a seed that made you start feeling uncomfortable! Maybe all of those, "You know, I never realized until now, but it turns out I've disliked broccoli for years, I don't know why I eat it every day!" statements are a result of retro causal time travel. (In this case, George HW Bush on an anti-broccoli time-traveling crusade.)