When facing important decisions, whether referring to tarot cards or other forms of divination will affect the success rate can be rationally analyzed from the following angles： ### 1. **Psychological suggestive effect** The interpretation of Tarot cards is often vague and symbolic, which may have a suggestive effect on the psychology of decision makers. For example： -**Enhance confidence**: If you draw a positive card, it may make people more optimistic and more mobile. This mentality itself may indirectly increase the success rate. -**Trigger reflection**: The symbolic language of Tarot cards may help people think about problems from different angles and discover possibilities that were previously ignored. However, it should be noted that this effect essentially stems from **psychological projection** (that is, people tend to see content that meets their own needs in vague information), rather than the “foreshadowing ability” of Tarot cards themselves. --- ### 2. **Probability and logic problems** -**Survivor bias**: People are more likely to remember “accurate” cases and ignore inaccurate ones, leading to overestimation of their role. -**Self-fulfilling prophecy**: If you change your behavior due to the results of Tarot cards (such as working harder or more negatively), it may bring the results closer to the direction of prophecy, but this has nothing to do with “whether the divination itself is effective.” --- ### 3. **Limitations of scientific perspective** There is currently no scientific evidence that Tarot cards have supernatural predictive powers. The success of decision-making depends more on realistic factors such as **Information quality**, **resource preparation**,**execution ability**. Relying on divination may distract people from actual problems and even lead to irrational decision-making (such as ignoring risk signals). --- ### 4. **Cultural and social significance** In some cultures, Tarot cards are regarded as a psychological tool or ritual used to relieve anxiety and promote self-dialogue. If used from this perspective, it may help decision makers sort out their thinking, but it is necessary to clearly distinguish between “psychological assistance” and “objective prediction.” --- ### Recommended decision-making strategy： 1. **Rational analysis**: Collect data, evaluate risks and benefits, and formulate alternative plans. 2. **Consult experts**: Seek advice from people with experience in related fields. 3. **Psychological regulation**: If Tarot cards can relieve anxiety, they can be used as an auxiliary means, but dependence needs to be avoided. 4. **Accept uncertainty**: No matter what method you choose, major decisions are always accompanied by unknown risks, and tolerance to uncertainty needs to be cultivated. **Summary**: Tarot cards may indirectly affect the decision-making mentality through psychological cues, but they cannot change the objective probability. The true improvement of the success rate depends on rational planning and action.