Should superstition believe in composition?

Should superstition believe that science is becoming more and more developed and society is becoming more and more informationized? But superstition, a custom handed down from ancient times, is still very common. On Saturday, my mother took me to tell my fortune again.

At the appointed place, I saw a fortune teller with a long beard and a robe, who had set up tables and chairs, fortune-telling books and other items, sitting in a chair and waiting for a long time with his eyes closed. My mother and I went to him and sat down. After giving the fortune teller 100 yuan, the fortune teller asked me the date of birth and some other information. After greeting, the fortune teller began to turn over the books. After a while, the fortune teller touched his beard and said, as long as my parents discipline me well, I will be rich or expensive when I grow up. But before 13 years old, I didn't study very well and didn't work hard. /kloc-after 0/3 years old, academic performance will definitely get better. Mom said yes again and again with joy. But I don't think so, thinking, who can say what will happen when I grow up? And he just asked me if I was studying well, of course he knew if I was studying well. Most children aged 13 will realize the importance of learning and study hard. Still need to calculate? I looked at the fortune teller with discontent in my eyes.

In addition to believing in fortune telling, my mother is also skeptical about Buddhism. Grandma believes in Buddhism. Most of the money her parents gave her was used to burn incense and worship Buddha. Grandma believes that buddhas are given to people all their lives. Do more good deeds and keep them in mind. Mother, on the other hand, always worships Buddha with the psychology that believing is better than not believing. And I firmly believe in science, and think that Buddha does not exist, and one's destiny is mainly controlled by oneself, and has nothing to do with Buddha.

Whether superstition should be believed or not, I think superstition is just a good expectation for the future. As a man of 2 1 century, if you want to believe in science, you must mainly rely on yourself.

I firmly believe in science and believe that Buddha does not exist. One's destiny is mainly controlled by oneself, and has nothing to do with Buddha. Whether superstition should be believed or not, I think superstition is just an expectation for a better future. As people of 2 1 century, we should believe in science. ...

But superstition, a custom handed down from ancient times, is still very common. That's not true. On Saturday, my mother took me to tell my fortune again. When we arrived at the appointed place, we saw a fortune teller with a long beard and a robe setting tables and chairs for fortune telling. ...