Ever crossed your fingers for good luck, or felt a little uneasy walking under a ladder? From lucky charms to avoiding black cats, superstitions are a quirky and universal part of human experience! But have you ever wondered why we believe in these things that don't quite make logical sense? What makes us knock on wood or cherish a lucky rabbit's foot?

In this episode of Zentara Unlocked, we delve into the fascinating psychology of superstitions, uncovering the Top 10 reasons why these intriguing beliefs are so powerful and persistent. We'll explore how our pattern-seeking brains, our deep-seated need for control in an unpredictable world, social influences, and even the way our memory works all contribute to keeping superstitions alive. Get ready to understand a captivating aspect of human nature and why we all might be a little more superstitious than we think!

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