Why can't you tell your fortune at will?

Because fortune-telling is a superstitious behavior, there is no scientific basis and evidence to support it, and it is only based on traditional culture and personal experience to predict and speculate, so it is not advisable to tell fortune at will.

First of all, random fortune telling is easy to mislead and misunderstand. The fortune teller's statement has no scientific basis, but is based on personal experience and traditional cultural theory, which is easy to produce wrong ideas and misunderstandings. This misunderstanding may lead people to make wrong decisions and behaviors, which will have a negative impact on individuals and society.

Secondly, random fortune telling is easy to be cheated. Some criminals will use fortune telling and other activities to cheat, and they will use people's fear or greed to cheat money. This behavior will not only lead to personal economic losses, but also undermine social trust and stability. Finally, casual fortune-telling will weaken scientific spirit and cultural self-confidence. Superstitious activities such as fortune telling are not only the opposite of science, but also weaken people's trust and cognition of science and technology. In this case, people are prone to blind obedience and superstition, which has a negative impact on their own lives and social development.