Just Tell Me What Happens Next

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What are we really asking for when we say: Just tell me what happens next.

Fresh home from the United Astrology Conference, we find ourselves talking less about whether the future can be predicted and more about why we want to know it so badly.

Sometimes we want information. Sometimes we want reassurance. Sometimes we want control. And sometimes we just want somebody to tell us that the people we love are going to be okay.

We chat about predictive astrology, intuition, confidence versus false certainty, the approaching midterms, and whether knowing the future actually changes the way we live it.

We also return to one question we just can't drop: If someone handed you a folder containing the next ten years of your life, would you open it?

In This Episode we talk about:

➾ Whether knowing the future changes the future

➾ Intuition, discernment, confidence, and false certainty

➾ Why the stakes feel different when someone you love is involved

➾ What happens when predictions influence our own participation

➾ Learning to live while an answer is still unavailable