Babylonians invented the zodiac purely to track agricultural seasons rather than your love life
Your toxic dating patterns were definitely not on the ancient Babylonians' minds when they looked up at the sky. They divided the sky into 12 equal sections corresponding to the months of the year specifically to track when to plant crops and anticipate seasonal floods. Over millennia, what started as an ancient Farmer's Almanac morphed into an excuse for why you ghosted a perfectly nice person on a Thursday.

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