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प्रश्न
Is it wrong to say that the planets, stars, and nakshatras affect human life? Why?
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उत्तर
Yes, it would certainly be wrong to say that planets, stars, and nakshatras affect human life. This is because, to date, there is no credible evidence supporting astrology. Science, as we know, does not follow beliefs but is based on observations and evidence. Thus, it has rejected the thoughts and beliefs of many that the planets, stars, and nakshatras affect human life.
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