Science Vs Superstition

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  • If you drop bread or crumbs, you risk poverty and hunger

    If you drop bread or crumbs, you risk poverty and hunger

  • Never walk under a two-legged pole

    Never walk under a two-legged pole

  • Never pick up money at crossroads—bad spirits may follow

    Never pick up money at crossroads—bad spirits may follow

  • Accidentally breaking a glass is good luck

    Accidentally breaking a glass is good luck

  • If a bird defecates on you or your property, it’s good luck

    If a bird defecates on you or your property, it’s good luck

  • If it rains when you leave a place, you’ll return there

    If it rains when you leave a place, you’ll return there

  • Raining at a wedding means future wealth

    Raining at a wedding means future wealth

  • If someone sneezes while telling a story, they’re telling the truth

    If someone sneezes while telling a story, they’re telling the truth

  • If a cat washes its face, expect guests soon

    If a cat washes its face, expect guests soon

  • Never show newborns or unbaptized children to strangers

    Never show newborns or unbaptized children to strangers

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