Grandma can tell fortune _ Grandma can live to be 79 years old. Why did she leave at 67?

Grandma should be told to believe in science. Superstition is wrong.

It is generally believed that superstition is due to the lack of basic discrimination ability, unclear nature of things, and special preference for certain things, from preference to belief, even worship and conviction. Some special hobbies will not affect our lives, such as liking a certain number and thinking it will bring us good luck; Before the game, I am used to some kind of action, or wear some color clothes and shoes; Pray for good luck before the exam, worship Buddha, etc.

These little superstitions are just being done as people's own habits, and they are not convinced and have high hopes, so they will not bring any serious consequences.

The influence of superstition is far more terrible than we thought. Since superstition is an unreasonable phenomenon that cannot be proved by science, it is understandable that people in isolated or extremely remote areas have not received basic education, but why do those who are educated and believe in science flock to us?

Because superstition comes from people's uncertainty about things, just as we can't grasp the birth, death and illness, when the arguments involving these aspects appear, even if they seem unreasonable, people will still choose a certain degree of belief to reduce the anxiety caused by uncertainty; When people lack confidence in the future, they will believe in astrology and fortune telling, hoping to give themselves strength through these behaviors.

What's more, when everyone believes a certain statement, it seems to have some truth. "I would rather believe it, but I don't believe it." This is such a mentality.

Superstition is not unreasonable, but we must not be stubborn and let superstition affect our normal life and even life safety.

We always think that something is unlikely to happen, and if it happens, it must be because of mysterious forces. For example, when forwarding to koi fish, some of the tens of thousands of forwards encounter something good, which is often just a coincidence, not so unusual, but because we underestimate the probability of this kind of thing happening and think that koi fish has been endowed with magical power.

Or dream of a friend I haven't contacted for a long time one day and get a call from that friend the next day. I probably think there is telepathy between my friends and me, but in fact, even if the probability of such a thing is as small as one in 20 million, it is often just a coincidence. It is not surprising that each of us may become one of the tens of millions of people under the great ship of probability.