A fool and his mouth are soon parted

Just a comment on some recent news I heard.

If someone in a high office declares that the poor have low IQ, I wonder if that person also has a low IQ?
He has certainly acted like the Tarot Fool at it's worst - he has lost his prospects for continuing....

On which end of the bell curve is he placed?

A non scientific experiment for you

No science? of course - its about tarot!

At a talk I did a few weeks ago, I thought I would round it up with a single card reading for willing members of the audience. This would serve to demonstrate many of the cards at work. I didn't have time to go through them all - and that would have taken too much time and been boring as they were a general audience and not dedicated tarot fans.


One person was obviously concerned that I would "use up all the good cards" before getting to her. We laughed, "no, one at a time - even if that means some people getting the same card.
Happy with that, we successfully continued.

That led me onto thinking (and I am sure someone has done the maths)....
What if during a "more than one card" spread, the same card could repeatedly occur in different positions?

The experiment - or rather opinions of your results:
In a spread that is more than one card, either use one deck per position or note it then re-shuffle.

I am going to try this out and see what happens. I shall keep it simple by using an elemental 4 card daily reading for myself.

Will you join me in this?
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