Does superstitions practically exist

Answer 1

Many superstitions do have a practicla basis, such as not walking under a ladder, or not breaking a mirror. These are both supposed to give a person seven years of bad luck, but in reality they are also simple safety hazards.
Other superstitions, such as throwing a pinch of any salt you spill over you left shoulder, are based entirely in religion. The pinch of salt you throw is intended to frighten off/hurt the devil that will appear when you spill salt.

Answer 2

Superstitions exist in the sense that they are beliefs or practices that are based on superstition or irrationality rather than evidence or logic. While some superstitions may have cultural or historical significance, they do not have practical or scientific validity. However, people may still hold onto superstitions due to personal beliefs, cultural traditions, or psychological reasons.