A recent study evaluated 152 astrologers and revealed they were only accurate 20% of the time, on par with random guessing. This raises serious doubts about astrology's validity.
Despite a third of US adults believing in astrology, the research highlighted a lack of evidence supporting astrological predictions, suggesting a disconnect between belief and scientific proof.
Spencer Greenberg emphasized, 'If true, astrologers should be able to correctly choose a person's chart at a rate well above random guessing,' which was not demonstrated.
The study involved a questionnaire based on input from practitioners and revealed that the astrologers often disagreed on their predictions, undermining the discipline's credibility.
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