Is our fate is based on horoscope?

Question

I believe in horoscope.

Answer 1

give me a ring when your horoscope gets it 10 times in a row(i mean it)..i guess that will give enough proof......as for now? pure garbage

Answer 2

I'm so thrilled for you that you believe in horoscope.  Do you also believe in the Easter Bunny?    I suppose there are worse things to believe in. Clever smooth-talking Astrology practitioners will relieve you of hard earned money in return for utterly bogus or completely inane information, but they generally don't do much harm.

Answer 3

no, not ever

Answer 4

NOT BY A LONG SHOT.

The outcome of a horoscope prediction depends upon

the cleverness of the author, and is usually written in the

vaguest possible terminology so that it will fit almost

any factual outcome in real life. For example: a horoscope

may say, "You will meet a very good looking person soon,

and that person will make you very happy." Oops, I missed

the information on exactly when, what s*x this person was,

what country they were born in, the type of happiness that

person would provide me, and where will I meet this person.

Also helpful might be the time of day I should be dressed

for meeting someone new that will make me happy. The

prediction provided could apply to almost anyone, anywhere,

at any time and is thus not a valid forecast of events to come.

Answer 5

A-S-T-R-O-N-O-M-Y - stuff about outer space

A-S-T-R-O-L-O-G-Y - c**p about c**p aka horoscopes.

now you know - horoscopes=c**p

questions in ASTRONOMY about ASTROLOGY=stupid

Answer 6

Buy three newspapers which publish the horoscope for you for this week. You can be sure of two things:

- All three newspapers will tell you something different and often something complete contradicting.

- At the end of the week, you need to be really optimistic and ignorant, to claim that the horoscopes had been right.

There is no defined way how to make a horoscope. Even when you choose a more personal horoscope, these will never tell the same about your fate. They will also never say something concrete about your fate - because they can't.

They stars are just balls of plasma fire and the planets obstacles for innocent spacecraft - they don't know you and don't care about you.

But as you said you believe in them - why do you ask at all. If you believe in horoscopes, you will not care, if they are wrong 90% of the time, as long as you find something, which is partially right from time to time. And that's how astrology works, by plain belief and enough inaccuracy to tell you anything, to be kept believing.

Answer 7

Oh, yes, everyone knows that... hahahahahahahahahaha!

Dr Antony

Answer 8

Can't speak for everyone.

Mine isn't. But it is entertaining.

Answer 9

No!  I don't!

Answer 10

Who said so.....This is all rubbish....how cud something millions of light years away control your destiny????

Answer 11

No, the reasons horoscopes sometimes seems valid is that they are vaguely formulated by the peoples who writes them and the peoples who reads them have god imagination.

If the horoscope for instance state "Today a friend of yours will lead you in a new direction". You would have met a lot of peoples in your life and, if your not at home all the day, you will likely bump into one of them. Even if it's your work "buddy". Which you actually hate. And that person might have said some thing that is completely irrelevant but you were so angered by it that that it made you want to change job. Which you had already contemplated. So his remark became the cataclysm for your change of occupation.

In hindsight it might, with a large portion of fantasy, seem like the horoscope was right. Hmmm.... Let's see... Ian is no friend of mine. I hate him. But after all he's my work BUDDY. And he made me change job so he led me in a new direction.

But at the time of reading it you thought it would be a dear friend of yours and specific instructions of guidance. :-)

Answer 12

Then go to Astrology or Myth.

This is Astronomy - facts.

Answer 13

Garbage......pure garbage.