What is Confucius' famous sentence against divination?

Confucius' famous sentence against divination.

In The Analects of Confucius, Zi Gong, a student of Confucius, asked "What kind of talents are counted as floating talents", and Confucius thought that the first-class talents were "ashamed of everything in the world and did not disgrace their mission" (diplomatic talents) _ the second-class talents were "filial piety by clans and brothers by township parties" (moral models); A man who keeps his word is a "villain" (a low-level figure who insists on dying), but "repression can also be second" (still regarded as a first-class talent). Of course, it is much better than the "politician of today" who is despised by Confucius as a "man who fights for the night" (a shallow waste).