Pull,the other leg, Kaku, it plays the William Tell Overture.
Most Non-believers see supernatural/superstitions, etc, as little more than hoo-ha at the very least.
What, we are supposed to believe that demons, hob-goblins, gremlins, etc, walking UNDER ladders, broken mirrors, black cats and all that other ridiculous twaddle MIGHT just be true WITHOUT even one iota of evidence to support it?
Get a LIFE Kaku.

Of course non-believers still believe in the supernatural. People think "well, it could be." The problem here is that it was all supernatural when you were into religion. Your god was supernatural and he did supernatural things. Today as a non-believer think back into some happenings around you that you thought were supernatural at the time when you were a believer. I remember them well but the difference today is that I can explain most of them. When you are a believer you want to believe. This is why you do believe. As an atheist i reject all things supernatural. I need evidence.

It's hard to not to. Yesterday I rode my bike the same route in which I had my accident last August. I was really nervous and went slow. I have ridden it on other routes so why does his one make me nervous? Is it an idea of bad luck?

If something supernatural that you believed in turns out to be fact, it wasn't supernatural, just not well understood.

Oh dear, big mistake!

There’s a tendency to label anything that has not been explained by science and does not fit the current scientific world view as “supernatural”. In my opinion there is some pretty convincing evidence for reincarnation. Does that mean I am superstitious?

When I was in elementary school we were taught that ball lightning was a superstition. Continental drift was a discredited fringe topic. Today both of these are established science.

Believing or disbelieving is of little significance, but keeping an open mind is of the utmost importance.

Ho-hum.

I'm not surprised at all.

I am not among them, thankfully. I am 100% convinced that there is no such thing as the supernatural. But, that being said, I do indeed wish that I were wrong, as it would make this amazing, marvelous, and fascinating universe even more amazing, marvelous, and fascinating. Plus, there would be so much more to discover, which is exciting all by itself! Too bad there isn't.

lol yep! we all indulge in magical thinking. i enjoy it, myself. i have found that when the old toilet in my house doesn't flush, singing to it makes it flush. my singing can't POSSIBLY effect old plumbing (or anything but the mood of any inadvertent listeners) but there you go. so i sing to the damned toilet. it's magical thinking and it can't possibly work but i enjoy it so i do it.

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