Do you know the Bahrain effect of analyzing constellation personality?

Bahrain effect comes from a famous saying of Mr. Bahrain, the circus manager: Every minute, a fool is born.

Bahrain effect reveals this psychological phenomenon. People often think that a general description of personality reveals their own characteristics very accurately. When people describe a person with some common, vague and extensive adjectives, people tend to accept these descriptions easily, and feel that every sentence is describing themselves, as if the other party can see through themselves and think that what is said in the description is themselves.

This also explains to some extent why some horoscopes or zodiac books and periodicals can point out a person's personality very accurately (people think it is very accurate). The reason is that the words used to describe personality are actually universally applicable and usually conform to most people. In other words, the application scope of words in constellation personality analysis is so vague that people often think that everything is right, but in fact they say nothing.

For example: Aquarius is rational and loves freedom, Taurus is warm and caring, and Cancer is emotional and caring; However, cancer people will never be rational, Taurus people will not need space, Aquarius people will lack love? We don't deny the value of the constellation, after all, it has statistical basis. But if you regard constellation analysis as your natural reason, there is a problem.

You say you are a Gemini, so you are a playboy, which is nature; You say you are an Aquarius, so you advocate freedom and don't obey the rules, which is the result of this character; You said you were a Leo, so you were overbearing and had no choice. You seem to have lost your responsibility for the constellation, so you actually lost the initiative. Just as you limit yourself to a certain range, you actually lose more possibilities for development.