Imagine that you go to a website that gives you a prediction of your future. You give it your name and birthday $($because it is certainly not a phishing scam$)$ and it gives you the fortune of "Bad things might be coming your way". Which of the following best explains why whatever generates this fortune is not a useful model for predicting or explaining the world, based on what it has told you?

Group of answer choices

The prediction isn't verifiable

Its prediction isn't specific

Its prediction cannot be consistent with reality

The prediction cannot be tested