Experts explain that fortune-telling routines are not deep _ Experts explain sentences that fortune-telling routines are not deep.

Of course, there are two different views on whether fortune telling is a lie. I extracted two paragraphs from the internet, and my views and positions are very clear. What should I think of them? I hope everyone can talk about their own views. Reprinted fragment (1): I have been thinking about these questions. Later, I consulted some professionals, and with years of experience, I finally got a little knowledge. First, using four pillars and eight characters combined with Zhouyi can really calculate a person's life fortune. But there are too many contents in it, which means that most of them are accurate and the accuracy is very high. But some people change their fate by their own efforts, because three points are destiny takes a hand, and seven points are by hard work. Secondly, according to my own analysis, Confucius's "I don't know my life, I don't think a gentleman" has a price. In order to be a "gentleman", why don't we just get to know life? In fact, the more you study these fortune tellers, the more you will "recite". A master told me that if you count your life, you will be unlucky for three days. This is why fortune tellers on the street are all liars. It is not easy for you to understand life. It's really easy to make fun of yourself. Revealing secrets will be punished. Third, if you want to study this, it is not so easy to succeed. Generally, people with low academic qualifications simply can't understand what Zhouyi is talking about. But once you get the word, you will be suddenly enlightened. Once you learn it, you will understand the sentence of knowing your destiny. In that case, shall we study it? The author's answer is yes. What has no cost is meaningless, and what Confucius said is also reasonable. "Tian Xingjian, the gentleman is constantly striving for self-improvement; The terrain is Kun, and the gentleman carries things with morality. " Only by "knowing life" can we know when it will help us strive for strength and self-improvement, and when is the best time for us to succeed. Only "know life" can know when it is bad for us, and then have enough patience to wait for the opportunity. Of course, if you are lucky, you can do nothing, sleep all day and the pie won't fall. Self-improvement means that it is easier to succeed when you are lucky. Reprinted fragment (2): There are many ways to tell fortune, all of which look very complicated and similar. The more brilliant a charlatan is, the more he pretends to be a "born genius", boasting that he is an expert in numerology, and "revealing" that he has become an immortal, and that the Buddha has appeared in the world and can see through hundreds of years. There are hundreds of fortune-telling methods, such as reading characters, face, palm, body, bones, astrology, dreaming, animal bone divination, geomantic omen, learning names, constellation arrangement and so on. There are also many foreign toys, such as crystal balls, playing cards, throwing sticks, measuring numbers, observing the shape of tea in cups, and saying fate in the sky. It is said that the most popular fortune-telling book in China is Zhouyi Xiangfa, which summarizes the professional secrets of fortune-tellers in past dynasties. The highest realm of physiognomy is "Wei Zi Dou Shu", which should be combined and calculated according to the birth dates and times of Yin and Yang, Five Elements, Eight Diagrams, Ten Heavenly Stems, Twelve Earthly Branches, I Ching and fortune tellers to predict the future. The new fortune-telling method puts the computer on the desktop to perform various arithmetic performances, and turns a set of ancient terms such as "scientific determinism", "extrasensory perception" and "receiving extraterrestrial information" into modern terms, making patients feel that they are facing a real expert, god and scholar, psychologically convinced and willing to pay more. As long as they come to the life hall for divination, they are all fools, with no firm belief, erratic expression, not confused by fame and fortune, risky business or emotional affair, or suspicious of corruption and theft. People who believe in fortune telling are all people who want to be opportunistic and eager to spend a little money. Ask the fortune teller to point out a shortcut and get more things smoothly, such as fame and fortune, marriage and love, avoiding natural disasters and man-made disasters, and tracing them by public security organs. The Han people in China generally believe that one life has two fortunes and three geomantics. People who walk into the hall of life must have something urgent in their hearts, and they will go to Sanbao Hall for anything. Peaceful people don't send money to blind fortune tellers. The fortune-telling charlatan prepared a large-scale trap for this passer-by, guiding these people to jump in automatically and give money for nothing. Everything they say is ambiguous, and it's right to explain it left and right. They may succeed by accident. If they can't cash it, they will still prevaricate in the future. Fortune-telling must be a big scam, because God has revealed it clearly, and no one can know the mystery of the future except him. First, exaggerate publicity. Fortune tellers are good at reading people's words and thoughts. If they are blind, they must start with a few basic questions to test the intentions and ideas of those who come. Then, read aloud, recite many poems, or make complicated calculations, think and pray to the gods, with cigarettes around, to create an atmosphere of psychological trust. The final result is ambiguous hints, or the possibility of success with some conditions attached. Most of them are empty words that can't be fulfilled, and they are gradually forgotten by fortune tellers. Because they didn't spend much money originally, it's not necessary to take a game to find comfort. For example, I hope to find a diamond ring worth 5,000 yuan. If I don't find it according to the tips of fortune tellers, I can't go to court with fortune tellers. If it happens to be successful, it will become a news topic, saying "true accuracy" is like buying a lottery ticket, and only one in several hundred thousand wins. Because of extensive publicity and exaggerating the possibility of success, it seems that everyone will have the opportunity to encourage many people to buy it and "try their luck with very little money" This is a common sense problem, involving sociology, psychology and despicable human nature. The profiteer's stunt covered up the deception of fortune telling. Second, the devil works.