How to puncture physiognomy

What fortune teller is not like this? As soon as you go, you should first shock you with guesses about your past and present situation, and then you will believe what he says next, and then you will pay for it and leave.

In fact, on the whole, it is an empirical and analytical guess of the past and a psychological hint of the future.

There is a story about a wise man who opened a divination hall. One day it snowed heavily, and the fortune teller and his apprentice stayed in the shop. At this time, a fortune teller came and asked, "Do you live in Hedong Village?" Is it Chen? Did you tell your wife's fortune? "The man a surprised, right, just speak a lot. After the fortune teller helped him calculate, he left with tears in his eyes. The apprentice thought it was amazing and asked the master. The master said that there was nothing magical, just look at the snow on this man, which came against the wind. What's the wind today? There is only one village in Hedong village in that direction. Where did he come from? The umbrella he took was written with the word "Chen". Isn't it Chen? On such a snowy day, who would come out to find their parents if it weren't for their wives?

In fact, this kind of reasoning technique often appears in mystery novels, and Holmes is good at it, enough to be a qualified fortune teller. In fact, this is also a way of thinking that we will encounter when solving problems. When a problem arises, there are always many available conditions attached. Generally, we only need to use a small part of them to solve the problem (of course, sometimes the problems left over after a period of time are also caused by poor consideration and insufficient utilization of the conditions at that time. ), and most people will not combine more conditions for reasoning. And when we make full use of the conditions, we often get many unexpected results.

Most fortune tellers have a skill, that is, they can look at faces and observe colors. Generally, they will shock customers with very accurate inferences (which they call calculated) ten minutes before people go to tell their fortune. In this case, most people will become talkative. For example, the fortune teller said, "You are enjoying life, not doing manual labor (in fact, he looks at your clothes, of course, observing that your hands are cocoon-free)." If you answer too many questions, he can analyze your family situation and current situation from your reply, and you will feel more and more accurate. You don't care too much about anything inaccurate, your money is waving to him.

Let's talk about the prediction of the future first, and there is also a psychological hint.

For example, the fortune teller said that your money is in the East, so you go to the East for everything. If you walk too much, something good will happen. If you do, you will be sure. Besides, where is the East? As we all know, the earth is round, and where the East is depends on where your reference is. As long as you meet something good that can make you rich, you can always find out the reasons that can be proved. Not in the east of the city, in the east of your home, and then in the east of the company. Anyway, one can make sense, and it doesn't matter if the others don't.

For example, the fortune teller said that a person made a villain. Even if this person doesn't believe it, he has to keep his voice down-where is this little man? In fact, little people are everywhere. Originally the company was peaceful. Everyone may look like this villain, so there may be some problems in interpersonal relationship, and then the villain really appears.

There is another joke about such a thing, which is still foreign. It is said that there is a man. Let's call him Peter. One day, doing nothing, he happened to walk into an alley where there was a very old bookstore. He saw a book named Peter's Life in the bookstore. Because of the same name as himself, he picked it up and flipped through it. I didn't expect this book to really tell his background and experience. Not bad at all. He is a little scared, but also a little curious. He wanted to know how Peter died in the book, so he turned to the last page of the book, which said that Peter was killed in a plane crash from new york to Washington one day. Many years later, on this day, he cancelled all his travel tasks because of fear, but suddenly there was an important meeting in Los Angeles that he had to attend. When he saw that it was not Washington, he thought about it and went. He didn't want to report that the weather in Los Angeles was too bad to land soon after the plane took off, and the plane would fly to Washington to stop. Hearing this, the man became uneasy and ran to the captain's office, insisting that the plane change direction. Of course, the captain wouldn't listen to him, thinking he was crazy, so he tried to grab the joystick with the captain. The plane crashed as a result. He did die in a plane crash from new york to Washington.

The story is a little scary, but it also shows that psychological suggestion can be realized if it is strong enough.

Everything you've been thinking about will come true.