Can a person's palm print really predict fate?

People have ten fingers, and fingerprints can be roughly divided into two categories: one is threaded, commonly known as "bucket", and the other is open, commonly known as "dustpan". In my grandmother's grandmother's time, some people said that the "fighting" on a few fingers could determine the fate of my life. For example, "One bucket is poor, two buckets are rich, and three buckets are pawnbrokers ..." Is this credible? Of course not. In the past, a psychologist, Zhang Yuexiang, made an interesting survey all over the country and found that opinions from different places were completely different. The above is the view of Anhui Province, Hubei Province and Hunan Province. When you arrive in Jiangsu, you will become a beggar. The story about nine fights and ten fights is even different. In Jiangsu, it is "nine fights between the official ship and the white horse." Hunan is "a big official with nine fights and ten fights." Hubei is "nine fights and ten meals in prison" and Zhejiang is "nine fights and ten begging". Therefore, this idea of using buckets to decide one's future seems to be a fabrication and an ancient superstition. However, just today, some fortune-telling pamphlets have been published, which continue to promote the view that buckets determine the future. Of course, this is absolutely groundless.