Astrology is the internet's most engaging content because it works on real physics: gravity and planetary alignment. AI now generates personalized horoscopes, and the Chani app does it well, but be aware of the subconscious messaging baked into whatever source you pick.
How about a secret for the most engaging content on the internet right now? I've seen a couple, a couple little BBs come through in the techosphere about this. There's a couple apps out there. The content type is astrology, your horoscope. Been around for a long time in the newspapers. Now there's apps and And algorithms and AI to help get your personalized horoscope. So some people sort of hate on it, right? Because they're like, ah, it's all mumbo jumbo. But here's the thing about astrology. Gravity, right? It's really the study of planetary bodies as they move around the Earth. Gravity is a fundamental force of the universe. And not only that, But minute effects all over the planet. I mean, when just the moon changing a place can move ocean tides, just imagine when there's a lot of planets, celestial bodies lined up on one side of the Earth pulling on every single species on the planet. What can that do to you? I mean, just sunshine by itself has an impact on the body, right? So why wouldn't gravity? So I think some folks that are out there making good content on astrology, it's probably some scientific underpinning there. I think the issue is that they're going so deep into your subconscious with this content that you have to be very careful about the message that you allow into your brain. So there's, there's some ones that are good out there, some ones that I don't know, maybe aren't so good. One that I like and recommend is Chani, C-H-A-N-I. It was a featured app by Apple, and I really love their mission and their founder. Go check it out. It's super cool. Love to hear more about what you think on the topic. And yeah, have some fun out there. You know, products aren't meant to be boring. Have some fun. All right. Bye.
