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Some studies suggest astrology was once considered a universal natural law and developed as a popular natural science, while other studies highlight its marginalization, lack of scientific basis, and reliance on anecdotal evidence.
Astrology, a practice with ancient roots, has been a subject of fascination and controversy for centuries. Despite its historical significance and widespread popularity, modern scientific inquiry has often challenged its validity and relevance.
Historical Integration and Marginalization:
Scientific Critique and Lack of Empirical Support:
Astrology as a Cultural and Religious Phenomenon:
Public Perception and Scientific Literacy:
Astrology's Historical Role in Science:
Astrology, while historically significant and culturally pervasive, has been largely discredited by modern scientific inquiry. Its integration into medieval education and medicine has given way to a clear demarcation between science and pseudoscience. Despite its lack of empirical support, astrology continues to be viewed by some as a legitimate practice, often due to cultural, religious, or educational factors.
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