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Ten Differences Between Astronomy and Astrology
-- Cosmic Messenger
-- Astronomical Society of Kansas City (Oct. 1996)
- Alcohol makes complex astronomical concepts very
difficult to comprehend. Alcohol makes complex astrological concepts
much easier to comprehend
- Astronomers occasionally make accurate predictions.
- Telescopes come in a staggering array of shapes and
sizes. All ouija boards look the same.
- Nancy Reagan never asked an astronomer for advice.
- Transposing two object's coordinates makes a big
difference. Transposing two persons' horoscopes makes no
difference.
- Astronomers believe in the truth of relativity.
Astrologers believe in the relativity of truth.
- Your VISA card limit is of no interest to an
astronomer.
- Carl Sagan does not have a 900 number, now or ever.
- An astronomer may plan his evening according to the
position of the stars. An astrologer plans his whole life according to
the position of the stars, moon and planets.
- Astronomers never try to contact dead astrologers.
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