Under the influence of feudal society thousands of years ago, superstition is still deeply rooted. Many people tend to believe that "they are born with a predestined fate", seeking the predictions of fortune tellers for peace of mind. But are these fortune tellers by natural insight or mastery of psychological tactics? Now, let's uncover their secrets.
First, let's unravel the mystery of the fortune teller's skills. They seem to have an extraordinary ability to observe and discern personal details and inner conditions that they have never mentioned. In fact, fortune tellers mainly rely on the observation of human behavior patterns and rich social experience. By observing the details of their clients, such as their clothing, mannerisms, conversations, and interactions with others, they are able to accurately infer their backgrounds, family situations, and more. This allows them to ostensibly "predict" the life situation of their clients, when in fact they come to conclusions through observation and meticulous reasoning.
But that's not enough, fortune tellers have mastered a mastery of psychological tactics and the ability to adapt to unexpected situations. Let's take a look at how these gentlemen skillfully manipulate the psychology of their customers. Most people who look for fortune tellers have some kind of psychological distress or confusion, resulting in an unstable mentality. This makes them more susceptible to manipulation and influence by fortune tellers. By giving vague, general descriptions, combined with the client's behavior patterns and mannerisms, fortune tellers will deftly apply descriptions that meet general psychological expectations to the client, so that the client willingly accepts these ambiguous "predictions".
What's more, the fortune teller constantly communicates with customers, constantly guides customers to sit in the right seats, and excavates the expectations and confusions in the hearts of customers. In this state, fortune tellers are able to easily manipulate their clients through psychological tactics, making them self-righteous and believing their so-called "fate predictions". The use of this psychological tactic makes the fortune teller seem to be "predicting" fate on the basis, but in fact he is skillfully manipulating people's inner expectations and confusion.
However, these skills of fortune tellers are not enough to support what they call "predictions". In fact, fortune tellers don't really have the ability to predict the future, and their "predictions" are more based on the client's behavior patterns and accumulated experience in social interactions, through clever guidance and observation. This makes us reflect on the fact that we should trust our own judgment and efforts more than pin our hopes on their deceptive "destiny predictions" before seeking their help.
In the end, let's think about it together: the current superstitious fortune-telling is actually a continuation of our ancient cultural traditions, but whether it is reasonable is really worthy of our doubts and reflections. We should trust our own efforts and judgments more than those opportunistic "fate predictions". Let's abandon our illusions, realize our own dreams, and change our destiny with solid actions. That's what we're really going to do.
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