Do fortune tellers tell the truth? Can a fortune teller tell?

How do fortune tellers know some secrets about people?

Some tips of fortune tellers

Fortune tellers often pretend to guess the current situation of fortune tellers before fortune telling. These accurate "guesses" often win the trust of fortune tellers.

In fact, fortune tellers do not have the ability to foresee, relying on a set of fortune-telling and reading skills. All the "truths" are "told" by fortune tellers themselves.

After contacting the fortune teller, the fortune teller will say, "You are in poor health recently, your career is not very smooth, and you are working hard" and so on. In fact, these are the conclusions drawn by fortune tellers after observing their appearance. The basis of these conclusions is very simple, that is, the fact that the newcomers are tired, disheveled and have a bad complexion.

After the fortune teller guesses about the fortune teller's current situation, the fortune teller will inevitably respond to the fortune teller's guess or ask him new questions. The fortune teller will grasp the content of the fortune teller's speech and make another analysis and guess. For example, the fortune teller said that my work has not been very smooth recently. Fortune-tellers will say that you have a heavy workload and great pressure, and leaders don't appreciate subordinates and don't support them. In fact, everyone knows this conclusion, and these problems are all encountered at work.

The fortune teller will also analyze and speculate according to the various small moves that the fortune teller inadvertently shows: you will tell people who walk fast that you are under great pressure; Will tell smokers that you are in poor health, especially your lungs, and so on.

In addition, fortune tellers often use polysemous words and subjectively apply the flexibility of concepts, which is a cunning sophistry. Sophists often deliberately make their own words ambiguous, ambiguous and ambiguous in the discussion, so as to act according to circumstances and leave room for arbitrary explanation for themselves. Fortune-tellers use the ambiguity of "one" in special circumstances to quibble and defraud others of money.

For example, once upon a time, three scholars went to Beijing to catch the exam. On the way, they met a fortune teller known as a "living fairy" and went to ask for advice: "How many can we take in this exam?" The fortune teller closed his eyes and counted for a while, then put up a finger. The three scholars didn't understand what it meant and asked for clarification. The fortune teller said, "The secret must not be revealed, and you will understand it later."

Later, only one of the three scholars was admitted, and that person came to reward him. As soon as they met, they praised him and said, "Sir, you are really good, and you really deserve your reputation." I also learned to put up a finger like a fortune teller and say, "There is really only one." After the scholar left, the fortune teller's wife asked him, "Why are you so smart?" The fortune teller smiled and said, "You don't understand the mystery. A finger can be erected to make a variety of explanations: if three people are admitted, it is' all admitted'; If you fail the exam, it is' all failed'; One in the exam is' one in the exam'; If you get two in the exam, it's' one failed'. No matter what the facts are, I can prove that my calculation is correct. "

Hearing this, the wife said happily, "You really have a set. I am convinced. "