Forums / Public / General discussion / Anyone ever had a fortune cookie message change your life? or maybe had one that you swore was destined for u?
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ontheplains
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#20935 2007-09-15 05:06 GMT |
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FuzzyFerret
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#20936 2007-09-15 05:17 GMT |
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The messages in fortune cookies are examples of the "Barnum Effect". Basically this means they are sufficiently vague enough that they could be interpreted in almost any way.
For example, if you read the phrase "If you continually give, you will continually have." Then you might think about how when you are generous, people seem to be generous back. Notice how it makes no specific predictions; it simply states something which can be interpreted in multiple ways. The same principle applies to astrology: if a prediction is vague and multifaceted, it's almost bound to come true. |
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Sheepish
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#20937 2007-09-15 06:03 GMT |
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Nope, I open them, read them.. laugh then forget about it when I leave the restaurant.. besides they are made to work for anyone.. if you think about it.. lol
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MazMaz
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#20938 2007-09-15 06:12 GMT |
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nope.
how can a message in a COOKIE change your life?? |
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Cashsplash
143 posts |
#20939 2007-09-15 06:48 GMT |
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"Your hard work will pay off in the end."
I'm hoping so. |
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Seashells
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#20940 2007-09-15 09:15 GMT |
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I got one that said, "You will win the Miss Universe contest." That would certainly be a big change if it actually happened. I competed in some physique contests...male contests, of course. My lover Bi-Chen was amused by this silly fortune cookie. They are usually like horoscopes in papers and mags, i.e. so general they may apply to anyone.
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LoneBoat
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#20941 2007-09-15 09:41 GMT |
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Not really
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