Which popular pseudoscience belief is less prevalent on Atlas forum?

[DINGO Joe]

There's definitely been someone here who makes election predictions based on Astrology, but i can't remember who.

was this them? https://www.philosopherswheel.com/presidentialelections.html

No someone who posts on Atlas, who even goes so far as to find out the time of day a candidate was born, cause that apparently matters.

Jimmie?

Yeah, he's wacky enough it's probably was him.

[OSR stands with Israel]

In 2014 I had a friend in high school who believed the earth was 17 years old

[Mr. Smith]

Astrology is almost exclusively believed by airheaded women, and there are next to no women on Atlas, so creationism by default

No need to divulge into 70's stereotypes about LGBTQ people. Yes he's a bit obsessed with Virginia, and you'd think teachers came up in an alley and dropped a piano on his brother's head

But jimmie is harmless.

[Ferguson97]

In 2014 I had a friend in high school who believed the earth was 17 years old

Was he 17 years old?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

The thing about astrology is that it almost entirely died off in the late 19th century and then almost no one believed it for decades (one of the few who did was actually Hitler)...until in the 1960s a bunch of grifters revived it and.... people actually took it seriously? And it managed to grow since then? Such a bizarre development.

[OSR stands with Israel]

In 2014 I had a friend in high school who believed the earth was 17 years old

Was he 17 years old?

Yup

[John Dule]

In 2014 I had a friend in high school who believed the earth was 17 years old

Enlightened solipsist.

[courts]

The thing about astrology is that it almost entirely died off in the late 19th century and then almost no one believed it for decades (one of the few who did was actually Hitler)...until in the 1960s a bunch of grifters revived it and.... people actually took it seriously? And it managed to grow since then? Such a bizarre development.

still more plausible than creationism