How accurate is astrology about telling the future of a person?

Astrology is not scientifically proven to be an accurate predictor of the future. The fundamental premise of astrology is that the positions and movements of celestial bodies, such as planets and stars, can influence human affairs and natural events. However, there is no empirical evidence supporting the idea that these celestial positions have a direct impact on individual personalities, behaviors, or future events.

Astrology has been criticized by the scientific community for its lack of empirical support and testable hypotheses. The mechanisms proposed by astrology are not consistent with our understanding of physics and biology. Furthermore, various studies that have attempted to validate astrological predictions have failed to demonstrate any statistically significant correlation between astrological factors and personality traits or future events.

Many psychologists and scientists regard astrology as a pseudoscience. While some people find personal meaning and guidance in astrological interpretations, it's important to approach astrology with a critical and open-minded perspective. Any perceived accuracy may be attributed to psychological factors such as the placebo effect, confirmation bias, or the Forer effect (where vague and general statements are interpreted as personally meaningful).

In summary, while astrology may be entertaining for some and provide a framework for self-reflection, it should not be relied upon as a scientific or accurate means of predicting the future or understanding individual characteristics.