Later, a colleague replies irritably to your message.
There it is. The prediction came true.
Yet for some reason your brain doesn’t add the three pleasant conversations from the same day to its statistics.
We constantly filter enormous amounts of information and are more likely to notice what we already consider important. So sometimes we give a prediction a little help ourselves.
There is a simple way to look at it more objectively: notice not only what matched, but also what didn’t.
Then observing predictions becomes much more interesting.
The stars speak. You decide.