#pseudoscience

Does anyone else think daily horoscopes are just glorified confirmation bias?

Are daily horoscopes just generic enough to trick anyone?

Should astrology be taken seriously in real life decisions?

Do modern horoscopes sell you a fantasy instead of real guidance?

Are astrologers just modern-day fortune tellers exploiting our anxiety?

Does traditional Chinese medicine work, or is it just ancient pseudoscience that refuses to die?

Should we stop taking astrology seriously until it proves it’s real?

Should astrology be treated as a serious tool for self-awareness, or is it just modern-day superstition?

Are personality tests like MBTI and Enneagram useful tools, or the horoscopes of the psychology world?

Why does my horoscope always feel like it fits everyone?

How do you tell if a self-help trend is actually helpful or just hype?

Should astrology be treated as a serious spiritual tool, or does it harm real decision-making?

Should skeptics give astrology a real chance?

Does homeopathy survive purely on marketing, or do true believers understand the science and ignore it anyway?

How do you reconcile astrology with modern science without feeling like a fraud?

Are modern horoscopes just generic fluff that works on anyone, or do they genuinely describe you?

Are 2025 new year horoscopes just generic fluff

Can astrology actually help you understand your friend's weird behavior?

Are “daily horoscopes” just generic scams, or do they actually predict something real?

Is your zodiac sign actually accurate or just generic enough to feel real?