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Superstitious is an irrational fear of unknown things and mysteries, especially religious. In my opinion, superstition is contrary to materialism and reality. It is worth noting that almost everyone is very superstitious, but the truly superstitious people's lives are an endless struggle against plain sorts. Therefore superstition may be a person's appeal and make his life a real nightmare, because he notices superstitions around him. In my opinion, superstition is a good example of the belief that people can choose not to participate. But those who chose to believe find that their world provides what they expect

People's beliefs about superstition are always surprised and confused. After I met a very depressed and worried friend. In my opinion, she almost cries. After a short conversation, I understood what is the reason for her hysteria. Indeed, she was shocked by the fact that some of her older sisters gave her an expensive kitchen knife as a gift. To the best of my knowledge, her sister does not do much, but my friend himself is convinced that the disaster will surely last. Clearly for her, the gift of the knife will shorten the lifetime of the payee or cut off her fortune. The girl said she wants to know if the gift doers did not know anything about the facts, could not imagine, could not become a secret enemy, and wanted to make a big harm to her sisters I thought, so I persuaded him.

It is important to mention that every superstition has its own origin and history. Superstition is arguing that walking under a ladder is a bad luck from the early Christian faith, that is, a tilted ladder forms a triangle on the wall and the ground. You must never break the Holy Trinity through a triangle, otherwise you may be considered to be associating with the devil.

Email surged at two predictable times. The first one is the end of the fiscal quarter, after which the candidate must report the total amount of funds raised to the government. On December 31st (47), September 30th (43th), and June 30th (36th), it was 1st, 2nd and 4th among most e-mails sent on the day It was ranked. A donation is required for each of these 126 e-mails, many people warn that proponents must contribute, otherwise the media claims that the campaign is "weak" and the candidate's I hurt my chances. The second surge in email occurred in the Republican debate. For example, on January 28, I received 38 e-mails on the day of the last Republican debate before the Iowa Core Group Conference. This was one-third of the whole project day. There are three main types of these emails. The protest candidate is not on the main stage, appeals to supporters to see the debate, how well the candidate has gone,

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