What culture never touch any part of another person's face or scalp because its bad luck?
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According to this website about the culture of Laos,touching someone's head there or even reaching past it is considered very rude.\n\nI was unable to find any other mentions of this as a taboo.
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Very low culture.  Its just a thing for kids to sit and get addicted to.  In my opinion its just another way for kids not to go out in the real world and make friends the old fashioned way and its just another way for ignorant people to get themselves in a world of trouble because they trust everything that is said on those sites
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The primary function of hair is (or used to be) to protect against the cold. Africans and Asians (the latter are descendants of the mongols, who lived in the Mongolian desert) were naturally exposed to much higher temperatures, so having hair would be a disadvantage. Europeans, being exposed to lower temperatures, could use the extra "fur".
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im 31 years old and have been wearing a hat every day (no kidding) since i was about 15 years old. no hair loss here. my father and grandfather have full heads of hair and i dont know if its hereditary. but ive still got lots of hair.
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Culture - lack of.  Drugs and prostitutes.\nweather - wet and windy. Ever wondered why Holland has windmills?  It's windy.  \nlifestyle - see culture.  Wearing clogs, eating raw herrings.  Tulips.
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Hair color, give me a break.  Culture, YES.  The culture you are raised in probably accounts for 99% of the way you think. Only 1 in 1000 will reject their cultural conditioning and only 1 in 10,000 will ever be capable of independent thought. Our gurus and shamans tell us what to think and most people, like sheep, need to be led. When in Rome, you do as the romans do. Cultural mythologies (i.e. religions) are poweful forces and hard to break free of.
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I don't think anybody has bad luck.Most everyone has to deal with a difficult situation every now and then but I think everything is about attitude.As long as you can see the positive side in things no matter how much "bad luck" you think you have things will look up.\nIam also a pisces by the way.
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Non-muslmims (i.e. western countries) do this because they percieve the world through ethnocentric eyes, as does every culture around the world.  What seems different and wrong to one culture is the way of life and a central part of core values to another.  The unfortunate aspect is that many people do not realize that their view on life is not the one and only way, having been taught their whole life that their own culture is the only one that is right, therefore they don't respect any culture or person who may have different views.  It's sad that this exists but unfortunatley this is human nature.
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I find that there are good things about every culture and horrible things about them as well. People who can't find anything good in any other cultures are xenophobic dopes who need to do some traveling.
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any religion differs due to the culture it is placed in. Culture is never given up even when a new religion is excepted
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Removal of pubic hair is a cultural thing. It's fairly common in western cultures, but not in Asian cultures.
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Many Asian cultures such as monks shave their head as an example of their rejection of all things which are un-holy.
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Other than the practical side of not wanting to see floating bodies, I would imagine it is based in superstition.  Some cultures believe in ghosts and zombies and if they aren't nailed in.......
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haha very nice question. Its an Indian tradition.. its considered to be a symbol of prestige... Traditionally people of scheduled and lower castes (dalits) were not allowed to keep moustaches.. it was only the upper castes like rajputs and thakurs who keep long moustaches...\nas casteism doesnt exists anymore.. most of the Indians keep moustaches... as a symbol of prestige.
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Black magick is very rare.  Contrary to popular belief, VooDoo, Voodou, or Hoodoo, is not an EVIL religion that only curses people with voodoo dolls.  In fact most of the Voodoo rituals are for health and fertility.  \n\nYes those rituals do exist in almost every form of Witchcraft, but they are rare and hard to perform.  In most cases you wouldn't receive any kind of Curse on you unless you really ticked someone off.  \n\nIf you are worried that you may have been cursed or someone is casting spells against you there are some simple steps you can take.  There are various herbs that can protect you from things like this for example Tarragon and Aloe.  \n\nIf it is serious you can go to the website below to find a local coven that is willing to bless you.
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Some people just don't care about good hygiene - they don't bathe frequently or wash their clothes regularly and some people do the same things because they're poor.  It is sometimes a cultural thing too - Americans are often overly obsessed with cleanliness and other cultures are less concerned.  I shower usually once per day unless I get really dirty or sweaty.
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Somepeople are not convinced anything exists until they see it.  With many of the things about being rare or intangible, you may never get those people on your side.  Others dont believe because of culture or upbrining.