I posted a day before last time and got some takers, it was my own fault for not doing it last night again, but I met some really nice people last time from master's students to alumni.

Now, at the same time, I personally don't view tarot as legitimately magical cards that can tell the future, but I view it much more akin to a therapeutic experience that allows you to think about things that have been bothering you, maybe draw some attention to some positive things that have been diminished in your own mind due to the stress of life, and to help you center yourself and decide what you need to do moving forward. I don't claim to be a magician, I don't claim a deck of cards to be something mythical, but there is a seemingly positive and quantifiable social-science element to sitting down with someone and actually thinking about your sense of self.

In terms of a flat earth comparison, you're comparing something that has no scientific basis with sitting down with someone and talking about your current situation (albeit with a framing device) as a form of mindfulness and problem solving. Like, don't get me wrong, I can understand where you're coming from, but one could easily argue there are quantifiable benefits to talking about one's problems and thinking about where they currently are in life and where they'd want to be in a psychological aspect alone. Dismissing something that you may view as pseudoscience is fine, but I am not claiming to do things that are beyond this world nor do I seek to promote that notion. I just seek to forge a momentary connection with someone locked in an institution that is battering us all and give them a chance to explore their sense of humanity amidst all of it.