stackyFACTSPractitioners used to cast complex charts just to figure out if it was going to rain, which was basically just a really complicated, esoteric weather app.
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If the majority of your chart falls above the horizon line, you are essentially hardwired to seek constant public validation whether you deserve it or not.
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Joan Quigley served as the official White House astrologer during the Reagan administration, directly influencing the scheduling of press conferences,…
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When you have absolutely no idea what bacteria is, you blame the sky. During the Black Death, the faculty of the University of Paris officially declared that…
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People genuinely believe that a distant planet completely messing up their internet connection is more likely than them just being unorganized.
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Despite ruling over an empire that prided itself on industrial logic, Queen Victoria secretly loved the woo-woo stuff. She heavily consulted a royal…
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Long before people blamed Mercury retrograde for their missed emails, Renaissance dudes were dealing with Saturn. Astrologers believed Saturn radiated…
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