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Moderator: Joseph: Superstitions are beliefs for which there iS no obvious Tatioi The title of today's discussion iS "Sup titions 一what they 。計 and why people believe in them." Our guest speakers are Jose品 Grant, a university professor who lives here im Japan, and Li Nelson, a visiting professor from Canada. Joseph, can you eXDIaim what a superstition iS? ampler there are Various dates. _andnumbers tha people are superstitiouS about. Im many places,/ day the 13th" thought to be unlucky, and here in Japan, 4 and 9< caTe also superstitious Derson believes that actions such as choosi avoiding certain numbers can influence future events even thoug there is no direct connection /between them. ieving superstitions iS one of the ways humans can make sense of aset 0人 unusual events yh cause someone to feel lucky or mes seems to have been true throughout history, regardless of race cultural background.

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