Fortune telling is not credible, is fate really doomed?

These are actually two unrelated issues. Fortune telling can't be trusted, okay? Of course, the calculation is reliable, but the question is how do you judge whether it is accurate or not-unless you have finished your life, is it still meaningful to judge whether it is accurate or not at that time?

Is fate really predestined? I think so, especially such a thing: how many times will you get married in your life? How many children are there? Destined to have no sons or daughters? When will something happen? Must have some kind of disease? But some people should understand it this way: fortune tellers think you will be rich and become the richest man in your village. You are disheartened because you want to be the richest man in Asia, so you don't work so hard. As a result, you may not even be the richest man in your village. Another possibility is that you worked hard, and finally, you became the richest man in China! It can be seen that fate has set a range for you: from being inferior to the richest man in our village to the richest man in China. This is the difference between whether you work hard or not-do you think you should work hard? However, no matter how hard you try, you haven't become the richest man in Asia. I think fate has set a limit for everyone-you can't jump out of this limit, but within this limit, your personal actions have great initiative. But how can we know what this limit is? So leave it alone and let me decide!

In addition, I think personality is also determined by fate, not the other way around. Some things, the power of fate is simply unimaginable.