Is there any scientific basis for saying that people with scars on their fingerprints will have better fortune?

There is no scientific basis for saying that people with fingerprints and scars will have better fortune. This is just a superstitious statement. This is not credible. How a person's fate will depend largely on his family background, parental rearing and personal efforts when he grows up. Even if a person is lucky and has many opportunities, nothing can be achieved without ability and hard work. Opportunities will only be reserved for those who work hard.

If people with scars on their fingerprints can have a better fortune, it is not difficult to artificially scar them anyway. The question is useless, and it may be more of a comforting statement. Because the scars on fingerprints are not so beautiful, some people have come up with a way to say that people with scars on fingerprints will have better fortune, so as to comfort people and make them less sad. This is also a good thing.

As far as I know, although modern society has developed well, people have accepted many advanced ideas and their lives are getting better and better, feudal superstitions still exist in many people's minds. Many people still believe in geomantic fortune-telling, and always like to calculate nothing, to see their fortune and health, and what problems need attention. My mother is such an example. I argued with her about all these things, but I found it useless to argue with her again. As usual, she refused to take advice.

But then I slowly learned to understand my mother. My mother also showed her love for us. I hope our family can be safe and healthy. Although it is a matter of self-deception, since it can give her some comfort and reassure her, let her go. I will happily accept the protective amulet she asks for, but what I do next is up to me. Don't tell her.