At Witches and Dragons, we gather ideas and concepts that are still alive in the 21st century but have long been outdated.
For instance, there are still quite a few people who believe the Earth is flat, or in voodoo dolls. But also that lightning never strikes the same place twice. Funnily enough, it actually strikes the same place quite often because the resistance in certain spots is lower than elsewhere.
The intention is to discuss these topics lightheartedly and sometimes with a sense of humor.
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Black Cats Bring Bad Luck
Or Simply Misunderstood? Ah, the black cat. Just a shadow in the night, a mysterious creature observing you silently. For some, the epitome of bad luck; for others, simply a cat with a particularly stylish coat. But let's be honest: where does the belief that black cats bring misfortune originate? It probably started somewhere...
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Bats are blind
Or Does It Just Seem That Way? Bats are often seen as mysterious and fascinating creatures. But along with their nocturnal lifestyle and association with caves and darkness, a persistent myth clings to these animals: bats are supposedly blind. This belief is so widespread that even the saying 'blind as a bat' reflects this...
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Cold weather causes colds
A Persistent Myth Debunked It's an idea that has been around for generations: if you go outside without a coat in the cold, you'll get sick. Many people associate the winter months with a higher chance of catching a cold and blame the cold weather. But is this really justified? Let's examine this...
