Fortune-telling Experiment _ Fortune-telling Truth

Why is fortune telling accurate? It turned out to be the Banan effect!

The whole world likes fortune telling. In fact, many people watch TV or surf the Internet every morning to confirm the fortune of the day from their blood type or constellation, and they will also be happy or disappointed with the result of the fortune.

This may disillusion these people. I can only say that I am deeply sorry, but in fact, this kind of fortune-telling is meaningless at all. Fortune-telling is purely an illusion of human psychology.

A university once did an experiment. After conducting a random psychological test on a group of people, it ignores the test results and randomly distributes the pre-written test results, such as "You have a romantic side" and "Although you are cheerful, you are actually very upset". As a result, it is said that as many as 90% people say that they are really such people.

This ambiguous description is suitable for anyone, used to express a common personality, and can give people an illusion that it really conforms to their own situation. This is the so-called "Banan effect".

There is another interesting thing that happened to me about blood type fortune telling. I didn't know my blood type for a long time, but because my wife always said, "You are so careless, you must be type O", I just responded with a "true" and accepted her statement.

Later, I took a blood test for some reason, only to know that I was actually type B. As a result, my wife immediately said, "I guessed it long ago! He also said that "because you never care about small details, you are completely type B", which is really casual.

No matter who you are, everyone has a cheerful and gloomy side, and of course there will be troubles. The fortune teller just said that it is suitable for everyone, so it will certainly be accurate.