Fortune-telling does not accurately predict the future. Although fortune-telling has a long history and traditional significance in many cultures, from a scientific point of view, there is no reliable evidence that it can truly predict future events. The development of life is affected by countless factors, including personal choices, environmental changes and opportunities. These factors are complex and difficult to predict. Sometimes fortune-telling seems "accurate" maybe because： 1. Barnum effect: Vague descriptions can easily be subjectively considered to be in line with one's own situation 2. Confirmation bias: People tend to remember accurate predictions and ignore inaccurate parts 3. Self-fulfilling prophecy: After believing in the prediction, you may unconsciously adjust your behavior to make it come true. Cultural interest in fortune-telling can be maintained, but important life decisions are best based on rational analysis and actual conditions.