Excuse me, did the fortune teller say that about me?

I have heard of a fortune teller who is quite famous somewhere. He set people on fire and then killed them. As a result, the person who killed the fortune teller was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to 19 years in prison. As a result, he performed very well and was released ten years later. He is over 40 years old. The fortune teller also said that he would not live past 30.

This has been reported by the legal system for many years. I used to believe it. I didn't believe it after that. Therefore, fortune-telling is a matter that the authorities are fascinated and the onlookers are clear. Once trapped, you will lose your judgment and have to ask someone to save you. It is a good choice for you to ask for help extensively on the Internet. As before, I always think that fortune tellers are accurate and almost everything will come true. After watching that program, I jumped out of this circle to see the problem. As a result, I found that the more he said that your life was bad and troublesome, the more you would push everything to the fortune teller's conclusion and attribute some difficulties and setbacks that everyone would encounter to your life. When you are really trapped, you really believe that it is your life.

As for the fortune teller who said that you wouldn't live past 30, I'll give you an example.

I don't know whether it's England or America. A condemned man is about to be executed, blindfolded and waiting for death in the execution room. The executioner just tied him up, blindfolded him and said, "We adopt a new method of death penalty, which is to let your blood flow out drop by drop without pain, just like blood transfusion." Then, the executioner only symbolically scratched the prisoner with a "knife" (no scratches, almost unscathed), then turned on a tap to let the tap water drip, and then left, leaving the prisoner alone to "wait for death". As a result, the prisoner was blindfolded and knew nothing but the sound of tap water dripping on the ground, but thought it was his own blood dripping. He was very scared and his consciousness became more and more blurred. As a result, three hours later, the executioner opened the door of the death penalty room and found the prisoner dead. This is a psychologist's experiment. You know how the prisoner died, right? Scared to death! I wasn't hurt, I just sat there and scared myself (of course, the executioner was scared too), scared to death.

So someone occasionally calculates the life span of the elderly. It is precisely because of this psychological suggestion that the old man knows that he is as close to death as the prisoner (in fact, the old man can live longer), and the old man believes the fortune-telling story (the death row believes the "story" of the executioner), so he is scared to death.

So even if the fortune teller scares you, if you scare yourself again, you will be scared all day, in a daze, and nothing will go wrong. So no matter before or after the age of 30, as long as you keep a normal heart, nothing will happen. Remember, as long as you tell a fortune teller, no matter what he says, you can't be trusted.