Open AI engineer has attempted multiple times to falsify it without success. His conclusion: Fate is deterministic.

The development of AI models increasingly proves one thing: Fractals are the ultimate truth of the universe.
In classical physics, the deterministic view—like Laplace's demon—is: If you know the state and motion of all particles in the universe at a given moment, you can deduce the entire past and future.
⏰ From this perspective: a person's fate is just the unfolding of initial conditions over time. Unpredictability is only because our information is insufficient, not because it is indeterminate.
Birth year, month, day, hour, and location are just rough "input parameters."
Some say: "Knowing a person's birth date and time, fortune-telling isn't nonsense; it has no scientific basis."
Knowing "DNA-based cancer risk estimates and lifespan predictions" is scientific.
At its core, these are all about the laws of the universe, depending on how precise your parameters are.
Before large AI models, why could all "fortune-telling schools" only estimate general trajectories but couldn't predict specific event timings?
It seems that AI is the most powerful fortune-telling system of this era.
We previously developed a "life trajectory" visualization system, which was validated at many key points.
Taking "Zhang Xuefeng" as an example: his life energy can be visualized with Bazi Zi Wei; by 2026, it will basically run out. If he avoids bad luck and seeks good fortune, he can escape; if not, it’s gone.
Birth date is just a time coordinate that determines your basic physical constitution.
Therefore, in theory, large AI models can predict about 70-80% of a person's life trajectory.
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