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Why do many people think the constellation is very accurate?

I am one of the people who believe in constellations. Why do I feel that there are more and more people around me who say that the constellation is accurate? I think the reason is not only related to the openness of constellation theory itself, but also related to people's increasing need for interpretation systems to support their lives. Simply put, it is because people need to believe in constellations to explain things that can't be explained by existing scientific knowledge, and at the same time put our messy lives together in order to make us easier to understand and accept.

First of all, talk about the constellation theory itself. Constellations are not studied and formulated by scholars, but are constantly improved in people's explanations again and again. Therefore, the constellation itself is progressing with people's explanation in the development process, which is its openness.

Although astrology existed in ancient China and ancient western countries, there is no such theory as we do now that the fortune in a person's specific life completely corresponds to the astrological trend. In modern times, with the development of science, firstly, the Enlightenment made people get rid of religious superstitions and believe in science. Later, with the development of modernization, science and industry found many disadvantages. The thirst for the unknown and the reflection on the truth in human nature make people doubt science. Modern people who lack spiritual support need a new system to explain the unknown and preserve their awe of nature and the universe.

I recommend people who are interested in this issue to read an article on constellation research written by anthropologists in China, which is called "The Individual and Non-institutional Meaning System of Anxiety —— An Investigation on the Reasons for the Rise of Multi-faith Practice of Contemporary Urban Youth Groups in China" by Pan Tianshu and Xing Tingting. It discusses why more and more young people believe in so-called "superstitions" such as constellations, tarot cards, faces and birthdays from the perspective of sociology and anthropology.