No matter if we admit it or not, most human beings are superstitious to some degree.
- We cross our fingers when we tell a "fib";
- Wish on falling stars or the first star we see at night;
- Wish on birthday candles;
- Tell young children there is a Santa Claus, and Easter Bunny and a tooth Fairy; - Toss a few grains of spilled salt over our left shoulders, just in case;
- Black cats are either loved or vilified depending on where you live;
If you really want to see superstitions at work, check out your local (or national) sports teams.
Lucky shirts, socks, rituals abound in sports.
Or take a close look at the wedding practices of your culture, each culture has lists of things the bride (and sometimes the groom) can not or must do to ensure the success of the marriage.
people were beaten every day
Electricity effect your everyday lives by heat and light
It affected them because every day people would more aware and if some how they got bad luck then people would stay away from them.
it affects our sight
It has affected the Japan city states they get these atleast once a year.
heaps of people everyone risks their lives everyday
Laws effect the way we live our everyday lives by maintaining order in the community.
Californium has not uses in everyday life.
Nature is calming. It makes people refelct on there everyday lives. Or it lets them forget there everyday lives and enjoy what really matters.
clothes
Studying the meaning people attach to their everyday lives is the search for meaning or understanding. This is part of critical sociology.
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