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Mythbuster Paper Number 13 Research Summary

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Superstitions
Cultural anthropology
Triskaidekaphobia
culture
13
Friday the 13th
Thirteenth floor
Human behavior

The superstitions that I picked, is the unlucky number thirteen. The 2 methods of evaluations that I am using is research method by researching the myth and by interviewing some participants. The fear of the number 13 is known as Triskaidekaphobia (Moss). One tradition of the fear of 13 is at the table of the Last Supper. Jesus ate with his 12 apostles and the inferences were someone was going to die within the group a short time. Judas betrayed Jesus and then overcome by guilt, Judas hung himself. In the middle ages, on October 13, 1307, King Philip the IV of France ordered the arrest of Grand Master of the Knights Templar and His Senior Knights and other members. They were to admit to their wrongdoings and tortured to death.

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