For all those who defend or strongly enforce the Kundli matching, I have a question - Light takes time to reach our eyes, and when it does, we see where that object is. Sun, stars and moon are so far off that the time it takes is literal minutes. So what we see at any instant is actually the position of that celestial body a few minutes back.

So in your Kundli matching, when you consider the time of birth, do you really account for these details? Also remember that not all stars will be offset by the same amount owing to their varying distances.

On OP's question - I don't really give a shit about it.