Do you believe in Superstitions?

Off Topic, but Love that song :lolface:

 

Pleh, not me at all. I mean, I just go with the flow of life and just go with what ever is thrown at me. If I get bad luck, then I get bad luck. There's more to worry about then just superstition in life. It's fun to believe in, true, but I think it's just silly.

 

i dont know
if anything then very little

 

nope, I dont believe in superstitions, they are just little stupid things made up to scare people

 

I don't believe in them at all. Especially some that involve spiritism...and I stay away from that.

 

im chinese, and

Well, you can assume something.

 

whats funny is my formal is on friday the 13th xD

the only thing i'm superstitious of is of crows, i hate them... i always think they're after my soul or something.​

 

On second thoughts, I'm afraid so. I'm horribly superstitious. You see doc, I'm a wargamer. There are whole websites dedicated to getting that six when you need it.

 

I've always wondered how you can believe in some superstitions and think others are bull. Unless you've had a sufficient amount of first-hand experiences with the ones you do believe in. Then it makes slightly more sense, I guess.

I believe in none whatsoever. None that I can think of right now at least.

 

i dont believe in them, one i have alot of black cats so i dont care, and my house is under construction so i usually pass under a ladder of some sort

 

No. Most superstitions, if not all, usually do not have any scientific basis on their proposed claims and are usually the result of tradition.

 

I don't believe in superstitions. I mean,part of the actual definition of the word is not based on reason or knowledge. Most have been around for a long time. Certain cases are just a coincidence. I'm pretty paranoid, but you'll never find me knocking on wood.

 

I believe superstitions have their place. Some can encourage people (knocking on wood, etc), or allow them to delegate responsibility to an external force (Friday the 13th, black cats, etc), for instance. Do I believe they work? NO. There is no evidence for any effect from a superstition, save for any "placebo effects" that occur (if you believe something will help you/make you healthy/etc, it sometimes does help - slightly).