Why do intelligent and well-educated people still believe in superstitions?, Do you think superstitions help people cope with uncertainty and stress? Why or why not?, Why do people remember the times a superstition "worked" but forget all the times it didn't?, Is believing in lucky objects any different from believing in yourself?, Can a superstition become a self-fulfilling prophecy? Can you think of an example?, Do you think people are naturally programmed to look for patterns, even when none exist?, Which superstitions are common in your country? Do younger people believe in them as much as older generations?, Why do some superstitions survive for centuries even after people forget where they came from?, Are superstitions an important part of cultural identity, or should they disappear?, Can you think of any modern superstitions that didn't exist 50 years ago?, Why do different cultures have completely different "unlucky" numbers?, Imagine you discovered that one of your habits brought you good luck several times in a row. Would you continue doing it?, If following a superstition makes someone happier and hurts no one, is there any reason to stop?, Is there a difference between superstition, religion, and tradition? Where would you draw the line?, If you could eliminate one superstition from the world—or create a new one—what would it be and why?

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