Are all fortune tellers right?

This is not necessarily true, yes or no. When you ask, you already have an answer. Your answer must be true. If not, you don't have to ask, but you still don't believe it, so it is true for some people, but not all. Man's fate is still in his own hands. Hard work may not change their lives, but it can change their destiny.

There is a term in psychology called subjective verification, which means that when someone describes you with a point of view, you will easily accept this point of view, so when the numerologist says something ambiguous, people will automatically contact their life details through subjective verification in their brains.

After confirming the prejudice, I found that what the numerologist said was true. This is the result that psychologists found after studying divination. Maybe 60% people will be caught.

In life, self-verification is very common because it is a normal psychological activity. But many fortune tellers use this to cheat money or other purposes, so when we know the reasons, we should not be easily deceived by those tricks, just listen to them.