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Superstition

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Understand superstitions vary by culture and may be taken seriously. SlideIn some cultures, a superstition like breaking a mirror is believed to cause seven years of bad luck.
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Many superstitions have historical origins that explain their existence. SlideThe superstition against opening umbrellas indoors dates back to when umbrellas could cause injuries.
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Superstitions often confuse correlation with causation. SlideSaying it rained because you washed your car is a common superstition.
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