The fortune teller counted until he died last year.

I didn't believe in fortune tellers until I died last year, but I had to pay attention to everything in the year I died. When he said the year of death, he just wanted you to find her to crack it.

Zhang Xin, an associate professor at the School of Psychology and Cognitive Sciences in Peking University, pointed out that whatever form of fortune telling is to meet the psychological needs of fortune tellers. There is a concept in psychology called sense of control, which is an escape from the uncertainty of things. Many people's emotions or life pressures come from uncertainty about the future. In fact, divination uses the "Barnum effect" in psychology to a certain extent, that is, giving a relatively ambiguous answer, it is easy for people to believe a general description and sit in the right position under the guidance of the fortune teller's words, which makes this statement extremely credible.