Also do not count tarot card reading as 'real' work.

A degenerate low-life gambling addict does more real work in pursuit of ruining their worthless, miserable, dissolute lives than a tarot card reader does even if the latter should stay on the clock 24/7.

Nor palm reading, America, that's not 'real' work and neither is anyone who claims to be able to look into a crystal ball and tell you the future.

All of these represent ancient forms of spiritualistic fraud and for people to resort to those means in search of guidance just opens the door for them to get further taken advantage of.

A televangelist is not 'working' on Sunday morning when he bombasts his way through a church service that more resembles a multi-million dollar rock concert than worship to a still, silent God.

What they're doing is not work and should not be treated as such by the rest of us.

Don't let a mythologizer mythologize for money, in other words, by not paying them anymore.

Starve them of their economic resources as punishment for promoting mythology.

It cannot be 'real work' to mythologize to people unless one refers to the work one does as 'art' or as an 'artform' or unless the mythologizer refers to themselves in the language of performance.

Artistic expression represents the only honest form of mythologizing in the universe.

Other forms of mythologizing amount to deception.

Unless they call themselves artists and refer to their work as art, to invoke spiritual significance to one's own words means to engage in a confidence game with your audience.

Henceforth, treat such frauds as the criminals they 'really' are.