Friday the 13th has long held a mystique in our collective imagination. It's a date shrouded in superstition and fear, with deep historical and cultural roots. But why is it so popular? In this blog, we'll explore the origins, cultural influences, and psychological factors that make Friday the 13th a day of intrigue and dread.
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