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TL;DR "It comes down to this basic problem of, the people who are studying it don't understand it. And the people who really understand it aren't doing research studies." The key points he makes are as follows: - Studies where you have astrologers examining an individual's birth chart, and they are making specific predictions, those studies (while small) they are showing a scary level of predictability. These studies show that astrology can make real predictions that are pretty good. This is using the actual astrological methods to make predictions that are then tested against what happened in the real world. - Studies that are studying astrology by aggregating or averaging astrological effects, those studies are negative. This is taking theories of astrology, average together the results, and conclude whether there is an aggregate effect that we can detect at a population level. What does this mean for us? If you're interested, here is what Dr. K recommends: 1. Get your birth chart made. It needs to include: Date of Birth, Time of Birth, Location, and Gender. If the astrologer doesn't ask you for these things, don't use them. 2. To protect yourself from the bias, ask these people to tell you about the last 5 years of your life. Ask them about your past, your upbringing, etc. If they're wrong, it's BS. Obviously there's a lot of detail in the video, this is AFTER he goes through the studies so like if you're interested, that's why the video is like 45min long lmao
A series of images laid out in a 3x4 format, each image representative of a word on it. All together, it reads "We Are Only Here For A Brief Moment. Take Care Of Yourself."
photo of "thinking with type" book, third edition, by Ellen Lupton.
simple red panda constellation made up of white stars and lines on a black background