Comments on: Does this sort of sign make you think… https://jamescousins.com/2011/10/4ea96e79c5382/ A (micro.)blog without a purpose. Sun, 04 Dec 2011 22:46:52 +0000 hourly 1 By: YC https://jamescousins.com/2011/10/4ea96e79c5382/#comment-2299 Mon, 31 Oct 2011 12:15:00 +0000 http://jamescousins.com/?p=5036#comment-2299 Depends on the Shopping Centre, but generally worse I think as most are fakes.  Depends what you believe in I guess and the angle.

1. With my ‘business’ head on (almost) any registered legal, ethical business that’s contributing to our economy is a good thing.  They provide a service, pay their taxes and keep people employed. 
2. With my ‘spiritual’ head on, most of these types of services are fake and taking money from people that need some help/guidance/advice/positive attitude given to them.
3. With my ‘medical’ head on, I believe some people can read/advise on health (mental, physcial, emotional) of others based on some physcial attributes – but these people are few and far between.

The area of palm reading that really bothers me is people that say they can predict the future based on a reading.  What’s the warranty/liability offered when (if) the advice is incorrect?   

I’d prefer to see more professionally staffed advice/counselling/coaching outlets that people in need of guidance can turn to if they need some help (I’m making a massive assumption here that people that turn to High Street/Shopping Centre Palm Readers are looking for help/confirmation of something or another).

I’d expect these types of outlets around Camden High Street, but not in SouthSide or Westfield! 

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