Rural people like to draw eggs whenever they meet anything. I don't believe in these superstitions, but everything the egg painter says is right. What happened?

If you are an atheist, this matter can be explained by psychology.

Just like astrology and fortune telling, for example, Aries people "love freedom deeply and don't like being suppressed by the outside world." Aries people will find this explanation very accurate. But in fact, when you think about it, this explanation is simply nonsense. As long as you are an individual, you will love freedom deeply and don't like external repression. So as long as the object is an individual, 80% written in the constellation book will win.

But occasionally some descriptions will be biased. For example, Aries people are "ambitious, adventurous, courageous and energetic." Once they set a goal, they will go all out. " When people see this sentence, although they are not such people, they will find one or two "adventures" in their memory, and the result is to nod: "I am really such a person!" This phenomenon is called "self-achievement prediction" in psychology.

Another example is fortune telling.

For example, a young man in his twenties and thirties went to tell his fortune, and the fortune teller said to him, "You have been hit by the death of your loved one."

Young people will be surprised at this time. It's amazing! It seems that this gentleman really knows how to pinch and calculate.

But in fact, this is almost nonsense. A person who has lived for twenty or thirty years must have experienced the death of a relative once or twice. Since it is the death of a loved one, it must be a blow more or less. So, nine times out of ten, the fortune teller will be right.

This is explained from a psychological point of view, but some superstitions cannot be explained scientifically. People who believe in Buddhism can easily be interpreted as "upper body ghosts", while those who don't believe in Buddhism can only regard it as a mystery.