When my father was young, he believed in fortune tellers and could only live to be 69. What should I do?

You might as well guide your father to think about this problem from the perspective of scientific and technological progress. For example, in ancient times, people thought that clairvoyance and clairvoyance were not myths but gods. But many of these things have been realized in society now, so those fortune-tellers who use ancient fortune-telling methods may not be fully applicable to the present situation. What's more, the average life expectancy of the ancients was relatively low, and the average life expectancy of patients with depression was basically doubled, so the ancients' statement was not completely correct. In other words, what people thought impossible in ancient times has been realized in modern society. Through such an example, maybe he will think about some problems and think that when he was young, the fortune teller's eyes did not touch the new society, and he used the old methods above, which was somewhat outdated. So what he said in that explanation may be unreliable. I hope you will never deny the fortune teller. What he said will bring some resistance to your father. Sometimes, people are really hard. In this case, there are some difficulties