Clairvoyance on social networks: empty pans make the most noise
Social networks have profoundly changed the world of clairvoyance. In just a few years, in-office consultations have given way more and more to live videos, daily publications and widely distributed predictions. This development is not a problem in itself. What is more so are the abuses it encourages. It would be unfair to put all practitioners in the same basket. Many carry out their activity with seriousness, discretion and respect for their consultants. But part of the community today seems more concerned about its visibility than the quality of its…