Regarding the episode "Aishi Talks About Destiny, Episode 3," I'd like to say a few more words. In a normal person's imagination: at the moment of our birth, there must be a cosmic force descending upon us, shaping our personality or destiny. Then, what does this have to do with the date of birth? It's the star chart, and the star chart reflects time. Therefore, that cosmic force must come from the sun, moon, and the nine planets. But the moment of birth is very brief. From the moment the head emerges to the cutting of the umbilical cord, it's generally fifteen minutes. What difference is there between the power of the sun, moon, and the nine planets and the next hour, or even the next day? How does the infant feel it? What cosmic messages does the infant receive in those fifteen minutes? Why are adults unaffected? Unable to explain it, it's called "mysterious" or "mysterious," now it's called "quantum" or something like that. So those with a little scientific knowledge ridicule it, and this idea becomes superstition. The problem is that most people—meaning millions of people in the world—feel that fortune-telling is very accurate…somewhat accurate. So philosophers want to prove that the so-called "very accurate…somewhat accurate" is actually just an illusion. But most readers would think that fortune-telling isn't a myth. However, in 1998, I suddenly realized that the world a newborn baby sees is completely different from what we adults understand. You have to live through a day (or even several days) before you know that a "day" exists. And initially, you'll think that the time you were born is the beginning of a day. The first day of your life is the longest day of your life.