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占いによって、自分の将来を決めるのはあまり良くないと思う。
This is my mantra starting today.
When things don't go well in my life, I want to know when they are going to get better. When things are going well in my life, I want to know how long they are going to last. So yeah, I am a big fan of fortune-telling, okay, was...
This is my mantra starting today.
When things don't go well in my life, I want to know when they are going to get better. When things are going well in my life, I want to know how long they are going to last. So yeah, I am a big fan of fortune-telling, okay, was...
Fortune telling comes in all forms, such as online tarot card reading, online horoscope, and going to the temple to do a real fortune telling.
I come to realize that one cannot rely on fortune telling. A lot of times, the answers to the questions are so vague you can interpret them one way or another. Buddhist fortune telling gives you 3 answers - good, average and bad. If it is accurate, it can be a fluke, or probability. There is a 33.33% chance, right?
The logical part of my brain tells me that fortune telling is all about probability. However, the illogical part of my brain hopes it is a real deal, especially when I get a good outcome.
The reason I am sharing this with you today is that I did an online fortune telling just now on a Japanese fashion website. My reading is
1. I will get an hourly raise. Hmm, nice, but by whom? My only job is offering lessons on Cafetalk. Don't worry, I am not going to raise my fees just because the reading says so.
2. Send a cute picture to "him". Okay, who is 'him' exactly?
So there you go. Horoscopes are not so accurate.
Bye bye horoscope.
I come to realize that one cannot rely on fortune telling. A lot of times, the answers to the questions are so vague you can interpret them one way or another. Buddhist fortune telling gives you 3 answers - good, average and bad. If it is accurate, it can be a fluke, or probability. There is a 33.33% chance, right?
The logical part of my brain tells me that fortune telling is all about probability. However, the illogical part of my brain hopes it is a real deal, especially when I get a good outcome.
The reason I am sharing this with you today is that I did an online fortune telling just now on a Japanese fashion website. My reading is
1. I will get an hourly raise. Hmm, nice, but by whom? My only job is offering lessons on Cafetalk. Don't worry, I am not going to raise my fees just because the reading says so.
2. Send a cute picture to "him". Okay, who is 'him' exactly?
So there you go. Horoscopes are not so accurate.
Bye bye horoscope.
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