Is it credible to stand chopsticks in the water? What is the principle of standing chopsticks and asking ghosts?

Many people know that putting chopsticks in water can drive away ghosts and diseases. Some people may have believed it before, but no one believes it now. In the backward period, the older generation believed in this statement, but gradually found that it was not the case. Chopsticks standing in water can be scientifically explained.

In the past, when children were sick and had no money for treatment, everyone would set chopsticks in the water to help them drive away the so-called ghosts and gods and make them get better quickly. When the child is well, everyone thinks that this method has worked, but this is not the case.

Putting chopsticks in water is superstitious and can drive away ghosts and gods. In fact, no matter who you are, you can put chopsticks in the water at any time as long as you master the method. When there is water in the bowl, put three chopsticks in it. Because of the water, the three chopsticks attract each other, and the three-dimensional surfaces of the chopsticks attracted together can naturally stand in the water. When we know this principle, do we think it is silly to use it to drive away ghosts?

The so-called sick doctor, drugs can really treat our diseases, not to say that relying on luck to cure diseases. In the past, the medical level was not so developed, and everyone didn't know so much about science. Naturally, some people believe all kinds of rumors among the people. I have to say that some diseases are really like this? Treatment? Well, it's all psychological. For example, a cold and fever can be overcome without taking medicine. If the illness is serious, it is natural to see a doctor. Simply relying on chopsticks in water can never cure diseases.

Although standing chopsticks in the water is not the correct way to exorcise ghosts and treat diseases, it also makes sense. People can adjust themselves psychologically, and a good attitude naturally helps to recover. But I still remind everyone not to believe in folk remedies casually, but to believe in science.