> Like if a toddler is of the age for first words in summer where long daylight and warm weather encourages interaction with more people In that case, we need

> Like if a toddler is of the age for first words in summer where long daylight and warm weather encourages interaction with more people In that case, we need to look at more than just the time. As somebody else pointed out, we need to consider the Earth latitude where the person is born - since that affects the length of daylight. Similarly, we need to consider the pandemic for babies born during that time - since the longer daylight would have made no impact on their isolation. Despite all that, I have never seen anyone consider anything more than time for astrology. > Also a lot of anti-astrology screeds have an air of “I don't hate women, I just hate everything women like” lol It's easy to push off anti-astrology arguments as misogynistic. However, many statements here give a hint that astrology may be more prevalent among the female folk. What if that trend really exists? There are so many practices that are biased by gender - it may be worth studying that possibility. My personal experience though, is different. I'm from a society where belief in astrology is biased by the generation you belong to, rather than the gender.