There are different views and opinions on whether fortune-telling can accurately predict the future. **Scientific perspective:** From a scientific perspective, fortune-telling lacks empirical evidence and scientific verification. Modern science emphasizes evidence based on observation, experiment, and repeatable verification, while fortune-telling methods are usually based on tradition, experience, or subjective interpretation, and it is difficult to prove its accuracy through scientific methods. Therefore, the mainstream scientific community generally believes that fortune-telling cannot accurately predict the future. **Cultural and psychological level:** Although there is no scientific evidence to support the accuracy of fortune-telling, fortune-telling has important traditional and psychological significance in many cultures. People may use fortune-telling to get guidance or relieve anxiety when facing uncertainty, making major decisions, or seeking psychological comfort. This behavior can be regarded as a psychological support or cultural custom. **Personal experience:** Some people may feel that the predictions of fortune-telling are consistent with the actual situation in some cases, which may be due to a variety of factors, such as general vague statements, selective memory (remembering accurate predictions and ignoring inaccurate parts), or psychological suggestion. **Conclusion:** Overall, although fortune-telling has meaning and value in certain cultural and personal levels, its ability to predict the future has not been proven from a scientific perspective. If you feel lost in decision-making or in life, in addition to referring to traditions and cultural customs, it would be safer to combine rational thinking with actual conditions.