Astrology

Do you believe in astrology? How far does your belief go? Sun signs? Daily horoscopes? How often to you make decisions influenced by your beliefs?

I read 'em, but I don't put much stock in 'em.

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You are in about the same place that I am. I am certain that sun signs hold up to scutiny. The math works.

I'd like to know alot more about it.
Oh and have my chart done.

Really, could you link to some? I've never heard of any, but that doesn't necessarily mean there is none.

Oh, and this is funny. From the TV Guide one for Libra:

Ri-ight. It gets worse too:

I think Sally Brompton is snickering to herself as she writes these.

[Edited on Jan 22, 2006 by grahf]

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Bunk. Total bunk.

i know this gay dude, mike, who believes in it a great deal. hes always asking ahat certain people are whe you describe them to him. scary part is, he will say, "what is she a sagitarius?" or whatever, and a large portion of the time, hes right.

its also rather peculiar that every girl i become seriously involved with is either a gemini or a sagitarius. the only exceptions were two scorpios and a pisces.

[Edited on Jan 22, 2006 by Tadzi]

Astrology is total bullshit. People choose the parts of a horoscope or star chart that they feel apply to them and convieniently ignore the parts they don't feel apply, or translate the parts they don't feel apply to somehow mean something to them.

Yeah I don't belive in them

THIS...has always been my favorite place for horoscopes...

I have to go with The Onion's personally.

i believe in the totality of astrology. which means, that i believe in it's study and its' systems and teachings. i believe in the birth chart, which is a total summation of the alignment or misalignment and placement of the planets and moons at your time and place of birth. that would also include the daily horoscope.
but, within the daily horoscope are other meanings and it just really goes much deeper than most people even know.

Not only is there no scientific proof for it, there's scientific proof against it.



[Edited on Jan 22, 2006 by troglodyte]

OH
MY
GOD....

"One of the only things that have scientific proof?" There are so many problems with that statement, I don't even know where to begin.

No, it has not been scientifically proven. It has actually been scientifically DISproven. As a matter of fact, it's a required part of my science curriculum that I teach why it is a pseudoscience and not an actual science.

WOW.

What Troglodyte said.

I suppose if I can believe in a man who walked on water, raised the dead, cured disease, and ascended to heaven to sit at the right hand of the Father, I can believe that being born in November makes me a good lover.

Although Isaac Asimov told me that it's all bullshit, on account of the changes in the alignment of heavenly bodies over the last two thousand years.

But what does Isaac Asimov know?

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