The End of Divination

Author: Malin
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Publish Date: 2004-03-05
Features: The term "divination" in this book refers to some historical, widely spread, and systematic methods of predicting life, especially those derived from early calendars, astrology, and medicine. These divination methods and the systematic knowledge they rely on were once considered "serious academic theories" in human history, hence their popularity among believers. For non-professionals, especially teenagers with limited knowledge in related fields, these divination methods are highly misleading. The purpose of this book is to separate these divination methods from their associated systematic knowledge by introducing the origins of these systems. Additionally, it explores the methodological techniques often used by divination, such as statistical principles and psychological suggestion, to expose divination from an intellectual perspective.