My dad used to swear you can not be stuck by lighting as long as you had on sneekers. Supposidly you were grounded.
Also a car since it had rubber tires. WRONG!

Also have to wait to swim after you eat, due to cramps and being parallized.

A fricken rock can save you, people collecting crystals and rocks for protection.

My working adage is: If’s it’s not science it’s superstition.

That if the rich were richer the money would trickle down

When black cats cross my path, I always draw an X.

So many of them, idk where to start lmao

Probably the rock that keeps tigers away:

"How does it work?"
"It doesn't work, it's just a stupid rock! But you don't see any tigers around, do you?"
"I'd like to buy your rock!"

Are there any rational superstitions?

Isn't a superstition irrational by definition? 🤔

Or is the keyword here, most?

Changing your shirt during the day changes your luck for the worst

That there is a heaven and a hell

The superstitions that supposedly have proofs. 🙃

Saying "God bless you" when someone sneezes.

There are two stories of why we do that, and both of them are a little silly.

microchips in vaccines 🙄

My grandmother was the superstition queen, no hat or shoes on the bed, stop a rocking chair when you get off of it, step on a dropped object twice before picking it up, say bread and butter if walking and someone passes between you, salt over the left shoulder, black cat crossing paths, stay in bed on friday the 13th, do not break a mirror, cover mirrors during wakes, do not step on cracks, do not go out during full moons, stay out of graveyards at night, and so many others I cannot remember.

Albinos are either magical or evil