Since the country requires to believe in science and get rid of superstitions, why not crack down on witches, fairy sisters, fortune-telling and geomantic omen?

Whether fortune-telling has a scientific basis is not a reasonable standard. What modern people say about science is not the standard to judge everything. There are many sciences in this world that can't be explained, but they have always existed and been widely used, just like some axioms in mathematics don't need to be proved. Just like a bowl of water can make chopsticks stand upright, millet is called the soul to cure fright, and science and physics can explain mechanical principles, as well as thermal expansion and cold contraction. But science really can't explain why children are afraid, and there are many folk remedies that science can't explain, but they still have practical effects. Why do we have to judge them by science? Besides science, there are Yi-ology, metaphysics, psychology and so on. Also, if there is no scientific basis for fortune telling, do you use scientific methods for statistics? Do experiments and probability methods to verify? If these verifications and statistics do exist, it is not too late to say whether they are scientific or not.

The existence of some things is not determined by correctness, but by the value and interests of existence. In ancient times, if it was worthless, it was still beheaded, and if it was valuable, it was still of great use; It's not based on whether this person is clean or greedy.

There are many things that can't be completely banned, otherwise it will really make people very angry and angry. Therefore, while saying that burning incense and worshiping Buddha is superstitious, it is very popular among the people and turns a blind eye to it, because these threats are not fundamental to the unity of wisdom, but also provide people with a spiritual sustenance and belief, so that the suffering people have a spiritual garden. What's the matter?

Fortune-telling is superstition, because there are some superstitious behaviors in the fortune-telling industry, but fortune-telling itself is not superstition. As long as you know the truth inside, nothing is superstition. The question of whether to strike depends on the pros and cons of doing so. There are many think tanks in the country, and the decision-making on these matters is not understandable by the general public.