Why do modern people still believe in many superstitions?

Let's tell a joke first: one day, several buddies in the boys' dormitory got together to watch an island love action movie, and suddenly the machine got stuck. Unfortunately, the boys and girls in the dormitory shouted "Check the dormitory" and broke into the house. These guys look at the boys and pictures on the screen, speechless ... the scene is extremely embarrassing. A buddy looked at them for about 10 seconds and said timidly, "If you want to … criticize … it, you must … understand … it first."

"To criticize it, we must first understand it." Yes, this is the attitude we should hold when facing various objective things.

"Science" is atheism, "religion" and "superstition" are theism. Our environment determines that most people believe the former, but when they don't know much about the latter (the only knowledge is provided by atheists), they show contempt. Is it too superstitious about science?

This reminds me of the plot in the excellent domestic game Legend of the Sword and the Chivalrous Man IV: In the face of the demon cubs, the friends who fought side by side had a great conflict in values-Murong Ziying joined the Qionghua School in his early years, accepted the orthodox sect thought, and took it as his duty to kill the demon. A strong sense of responsibility told him that the people must be killed, otherwise it would only leave a disaster for the world; Yun Tianhe grew up in the mountains and made friends with birds and animals. He thinks that people also have good and bad demons. A few little devils not only didn't harm people, but also helped themselves. They should never be killed, so Yun Tianhe stood firmly in front of them. Two friends, life and death, just broke up in discord.

Later, the plot supported Yun Tianhe, and they walked into the demon world together, and understood the reason why the shemale made an enemy, and Murong Ziying finally changed his view of the demon world. We have accepted atheism since childhood and gradually formed our own values and world outlook, which is the most correct knowledge accumulated by the historical wave, no problem. On the other hand, when your understanding of the world comes from a theory, it is often incomplete. Therefore, understanding religion and superstition will help us to form a more comprehensive understanding of the world.

In fact, there are many devout religious believers among great scientists, including Newton, Faraday and Maxwell, whom we are familiar with. Let's talk about science, religion and superstition.