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wow did not expect this to get retweeted into astrologer spheres, ive never actually seen live astrology defenders on twitter before

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Aella

@Aella_Girl

Dec 23, 2021

Ppl who are real into astrology/conspiracies/woo beliefs *really* trigger me, but it's not because of the beliefs themselves, it's what it indicates about the person. To me, it implies a profound lack of curiosity in checking to see if their beliefs are true. 1/

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You decided to call all of occult "woo". This is a large part of worldly population. You really didn't think it would rub someone the wrong way to be told that apparently they can't hold relationships or have critical thinking skills?

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i didnt think anybody into this stuff followed me on twitter

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yea by 'anybody' i guess i meant enough that would end up with me getting aggressive QTs I do think you're probably wrong about tarot, would be down to design a test with you to check predictivity

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can you eli5 the mechanical hypothesis why tarot provides different results if you're approaching it with a testing intent?

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Then another hypothesis: you should find your tarot results to be less accurate when you test them proposed test: You publicize all tarot reads over the next month, and I only see 10% of them, to include in a test. You don't know which ones

9:35 PM · Dec 23, 2021

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But you record how accurate the tarot reads were in hindsight, and then i reveal the 10% i tracked and see if those are less accurate?