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Ancient fortune tellers can predict the future, so why didn't they become emperors?

In ancient times, fortune tellers could predict the fate of others and help people change their names, but these people could not become emperors for the following reasons.

One: the living environment is different

Everyone who can become an emperor has extraordinary abilities. To become an emperor, you need to undergo strict teaching and standardized behavior. The emperor either lived in a wealthy family and received higher education since childhood, or lived under oppression and waited for opportunities. To put it bluntly, those fortune tellers are deceptive, but they don't rule out those who can really calculate, but most of them are unreliable. Most of these fortune tellers are trying to earn some money to support their families, and they have no big ambitions.

Two: they can't calculate themselves.

We all know that doctors can't cure themselves and teachers can't teach children. Those fortune tellers can figure out other people's affairs, but they can't figure out their own affairs. Moreover, several fortune tellers can really calculate his life and his future. Besides, they don't have the courage to be emperors.

Three: the ability problem

Most people who can become emperors are talented, intelligent, courageous and enterprising. They can convince the minister and the people that the minister of the people is willing to be loyal to him. Those fortune tellers make money by some small means. Even if they can become kings, how many people will recognize and believe them? It is said that defending the country is easier than defending the country. Managing a world is not something that ordinary people can hold up. These fortune tellers have no ability to manage the country.

If fortune tellers can really predict the future, how can they fall to the point where we now think it is feudal superstition? As successors of socialism, we should believe in science.