Astrology

While astrology lacks scientific credibility, some predictions have gained fame due to their apparent accuracy. However, these cases often rely on vague wording, selective memory, or coincidence. Here are a few notable examples:

Astrological Prediction	Claimed Outcome	Possible Explanation
Jeanne Dixon’s JFK Assassination Prediction	Allegedly foresaw the assassination of a U.S. president in the 1960s.	Dixon made many predictions; only the correct ones were remembered (“Dixon Effect”).
Nostradamus’ Prophecies	Some believe his quatrains predicted events like WWII and 9/11.	Vague, symbolic language allows for multiple interpretations.
Evangelical Astrologers & 1987 Stock Market Crash	A few astrologers claimed to foresee a market downturn.	Markets are cyclical, and many experts also predicted instability.
COVID-19 Pandemic “Predictions”	Some astrologers claim they foresaw a global crisis in 2020.	General warnings about an “upheaval” are common in astrology, making them easy to retroactively match events.

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