Relating to the twelve constellations

I feel that the constellations are ambiguous and specious. Putting everyone's basic personality and feelings on a so-called constellation will give people without judgment a hint of "good accuracy", and everyone uses other characteristics.

Besides, people's personality will change, and their mood will change with the change of environment. Has the constellation changed?

Coupled with premature birth, late childbirth, caesarean section and other factors, it is ridiculous.

It is basically impossible for constellations to find a statistical law from the complicated human nature, and it is impossible for people's personalities to be classified so well.

I don't believe in these constellations for the following reasons:

1, every child is pregnant in October. Even if some stars have an influence on the child's personality, why use the constellation when the child is born to describe it, instead of the star layout every second in these ten months?

2. Are there more than a dozen stars in the constellation theory? It seems so. Why only choose these ten stars? The comet is close to the earth, and the meteor is close to the earth. Why not put it in?

If the stars so far away from people can have such a great influence on people's character, then when the child is born, the TV, electric lights and bricks around him will have a greater influence. Why not consider one of them and choose a star so far away?

Constellation theory may have a complete theory, but the cornerstone of this theory is wrong. He exaggerates the influence of distant stars on people and then takes it for granted.

5. From the conclusion, it is only some rough statistical results, not the conclusion based on the theory of those constellations. I don't know, people's personality is complex, how can it be described by simple statistical data?

On average, four people are born every second in the world. How many people are born a day? Do people born at the same time have the same personality?

What's more, it is ridiculous to regard the constellation as a necessary standard for courtship.

I hope more people will get rid of superstition and believe in science.

I hope everyone will not be superstitious and have judgment.