On their front page: > Most horoscopes ask what month you were born. Co–Star asks what minute. > Access to astrology this accurate has historically been restr

On their front page: > Most horoscopes ask what month you were born. Co–Star asks what minute. > Access to astrology this accurate has historically been restricted to those with access to personal astrologers—now these predictions can be anyone's. I mean, anyone can _ask_ what minute you were born. But what on earth can "accurate" mean in this context? I'm sure there's some modern tech we can use to measure your skull with great precision and detail, but I'm guessing that doesn't improve the predictions of phrenology.