Carlos Orsi

And the profile with Virgo sign had 60% less matches than the other two.

So even when people aren't really perhaps so much into astrology, it still can affect their behavior or how they see others.

And it can be a problem.

Perfectly fair.

There is really nothing to astrology.

And even from the antiquity, from the times of the Roman Empire, there were people thinking about it and saying, ìCome on, man, it doesnít make any sense.î

But, I mean, we only had arguments.

We didn't have data.

Now, in the 20th century, with computers and census data and all that, scientists, psychologists and social scientists, they really did very deep analysis of astrological predictions about how people should behave, about personality, about the correlations, the purported correlations between

star charts and human behavior, and they crunched the numbers several times.

There are hundreds of studies, and they always came out empty-handed.

There is really nothing to it.

There is a very interesting point there, because there is a difference between emotional conviction and intellectual conviction.

I think most people know or have access to the information that science has disproved astrology, but most of them perhaps have a personal experience with astrology that seems very convincing on an emotional level.

And I think that's the most interesting thing about astrology.

They have this...

I don't know how to define it.

They have this linguistic technology that makes astrological statements sound very personal and very to the point, even when they are really, really totally generic.

My favorite of these astrological statements is one that goes something like that.

You have a talent, you have a capacity that you are still not being able, you have still not been able to use to your advantage.