Astrology's Swiss Star: Madame Etoile's Millions in Skepticism
Astrology, an ancient practice claiming to divine personalities and futures from celestial bodies, remains popular despite scientific skepticism. In Switzerland, astrologers generate millions, with Monica Kissling, alias Madame Etoile, being the most famous. However, the influence of stars on Earth and humans is unproven, and the practice is criticized for its lack of evidence and high interpretive leeway.
Astrology's roots trace back to ancient Babylonians around 2500 years ago. They assigned divine attributes to constellations, seeking supernatural explanations for natural phenomena. Today, astrologers like Kissling share their wisdom on private TV stations, generating significant income. Yet, the exact birth time and place are crucial for analyses, while the stars' influence remains unprovable.
Astrology's popularity persists despite its lack of scientific basis. People still apply magical world-explaining patterns, and astrologers exploit this, generating tens of millions in Switzerland. However, there's no evidence of a dominant sect in the country. Instead, it's a widespread practice with many individual astrologers.
Astrology's influence on Swiss society is undeniable, with famous practitioners like Madame Etoile. However, its lack of scientific foundation and the unproven influence of celestial bodies on Earth and humans raise questions about its validity. Despite these doubts, astrology continues to captivate people, generating significant income for its practitioners.
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