Can a Pisces Become a Good MI6 Agent? Debunking Zodiac Myths

Hi Sindhu,

I can't help but wonder how old are you. This is not the sort of question a grown adult would typically ponder. Perhaps you have been engrossed in movies or novels about spies and secret agents, leading you to dream of becoming an MI6 agent.

Well, here's a clue: That sort of occupation requires high intelligence, critical thinking skills, and other relevant traits. But foremost, the ability to differentiate reality from fantasy is crucial.

No responsible agency would ever even consider hiring someone for such an occupation who believes in make-believe fan...

No, Of Course Not

Belief in unverified, primitive, and superstitious nonsense is not a helpful trait in any profession. Agents must ground their work in facts, and the last thing they need is an individual who cannot distinguish between reality and fiction.

Does Your Zodiac Sign Matter?

To start with, a person's zodiac astrological sign has nothing to do with their career capabilities or real-world human activities. For StephG, the following is entirely nonsensical in our real world: "Pisces knows how to keep their mouths shut and not reveal your secrets. They'd never want to betray you by letting your information out in the open. Pisces are also extremely intuitive and so they might already know what you might want to confide in them."

Zodiac signs that can be trusted with your secrets: The Times of India

No, Pisces are too impulsive and emotionally involved, too personal to be a good agent. As an agent, killing is a business, never personal.

Conclusion: Can a Pisces Become a Good MI6 Agent?

Simple answer: ABSOLUTELY NOT. So, you should not pursue that path.

The second question they would ask after inquiring about your astrological sign would be what views you have on tarot, whether you are skilled in palmistry, have ever used chicken entrails, or go to fortune tellers.

The reason for all these questions is not to see if you are a suitable candidate; you are not—they never want people who believe in such random woo-woo; it's mainly to record the interviews. Every year before Christmas, they get a few of the new recruits to go through the tapes and put all the best, batshit crazy bits on an 'outtakes' video. This is played at the Christmas Party just by the bar.

You would not believe some of the things people say. Or maybe you would if you think astrology is in any meaningful way real.

Peace,

Mark