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It has no survival value.

People believe in in all kinds of things which others would consider superstitions. In most cases it does no harm.

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That you should believe in superstitions?

You should not believe in Superstitions. Superstitions is the product of ignorance among people. Many superstitions are not true.


Can you believe in superstitions?

Yes, anybody that wishes to believe in superstitions can.


Why peopel believe in superstitions?

People believe in superstitions because they are driven by fear.


Can black hares be found in Ireland Is it lucky to see a black hare?

I don't think so. These are just superstitions and its not good to believe in superstitions.


Why did Europeans believe in superstitions?

Possibly because they were religious. People who are not religious do not normally believe in superstitions.


Are there any superstitions surrounding dragonflies?

There are many superstitions regarding dragonflies in folk culture. Many people believe that the presence of a dragonfly means good luck.


Are Superstitions not true?

I do not believe they are true.


Why don't people believe in superstitions?

Superstitions are beliefs supported only by rumor, not by factual observation. Rational people therefore do not believe such things.


Why did people in the 1500s believe in superstitions?

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What is the superstitions about a white dove?

I believe that the superstition is that wherever it makes its nest, good fortune comes to that place. i.e., it is blessed.


How do superstitions and haunted houses relate?

They don't really. People who believe in superstitions are more prone to believe in the haunted houses thing than people who don't.


Would people still believe in superstitions?

Yes, a lot of people still believe in superstitions, despite clear and contradictory evidence (or rational explanations for the origin of a superstition).