How much trust do you put in your horoscope?!
Question: Horoscopes are open to interpretation because it's someone else's observations and conclusions from looking at data. I would rather be the one reading the information and creating my own interpretation, because I can read myself better.
Answers: Horoscopes are open to interpretation because it's someone else's observations and conclusions from looking at data. I would rather be the one reading the information and creating my own interpretation, because I can read myself better.
none.
None. It's been scientifically debunked countless times.
Zip, nada, none!!!
Absolutely none
A lot, because one time it told me that "the cutie across your history class will smile at you, so smile back" and it really happened.
depends....if it is good, then believe it, if it is not good....forget about it....
not much. sure it's cool when you read it and are like "hey that really happened", but you have to remember the ppl who come up with those make it so vague so that it can apply to almost everyone
Eh, it can be kinda right sometimes...but for the most part I don't trust it.
Ansolutely none. The arbitrary alignment of the stars at the time of my birth has nothing to do with my personality, let along what will happen to me on any particular day.
if its a good thing, i would trust like 60%, if its bad, i wont trust it at all, lol. that simple ;)
i would say i put in about a good 50% of trust into it, I dont take it as face value but i try to interpet how i feel and think of anything that might have to do with the my horoscope for that day.
None.
alot..... check almost everyday.
i used to read horoscope back in high school, but now i am more comfortable with online tarot cards.....they come out accurate too.
none those pepole who do them r crack heads