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Do people only believe in astrology because they want easy answers instead of hard facts?
With the rise of AI and data-driven decision-making, astrology's appeal persists as a counterweight to complexity, offering personal narratives in an impersonal world. Cast your vote on whether this reflects a search for comfort over evidence.
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