Fortune-telling in Ancient Western Regions _ Ancient Western Regions People

Fortune-telling in ancient western regions

In fact, ancient fortune tellers are not accurate, and there is no difference between them now. In fact, to some extent, the world has never changed.

It is precisely because we live in a modern age with advanced science and technology that we have made a new study on the changes of human beings and the world. Everyone has been exposed to that kind of fortune-telling that is particularly meaningless, unfounded or based on something illusory. Everyone knows it's a lie, so naturally they won't believe it again.

Ancient fortune-telling was also recorded on paper, and at that time, technology was underdeveloped, and many people believed it. Then spread into a miracle, and recorded in the book, spread to future generations will have an illusion of accurate fortune telling.

In the final analysis, it is a question of the right to speak. If most mainstream platforms on the internet are promoting fortune telling now, even if there is no scientific basis, many people will believe it, because people who believe in science have no right to speak and can't tell the truth to most people. Most people don't care what the truth is

Not to mention that there is no mainstream platform to publicize superstition, but even so, if you go around, I believe that these illusory people are gradually increasing. Christian churches have taken root in rural areas of China, and there are more and more cathedrals in cities.

This is the importance of the right to speak. A thing itself is right or wrong. But if black and white are reversed, it will really become false, and the false will also become true. If you believe him, whether it is accurate or not, you may think it is accurate.

Just like a constellation, you just meet a certain point and you feel so accurate. In fact, those adjectives are used to describe most people, and there will be no problem. At these levels, the feeling is greater than the fact, and the truth is buried below, waiting for people to explore.