20201113 库赫莫附近暴风雪中的乌鸦 必应壁纸

库赫莫 库赫莫附近暴风雪中的乌鸦 对于迷信的人来说，这群乌鸦在芬兰东部库赫莫与暴风雪搏斗，这简直是个坏兆头，而对其他人来说，这只是一堆喙。同样的，今天对某些人来说只是日历的另一个翻版，而13号星期五则让其他人在一个恐惧的日子里，或者至少是相对不活跃的一天，以避免潜在的可能性不幸的事认为13号星期五是双重不幸的说法只有一两个世纪，但是星期五和13号一直被认为是不吉利的。古老的挪威和基督教的传统都说晚餐被一个恶毒的第13个客人（分别是骗子洛基和背叛者犹大）破坏了，而航海传说说，一个敢于在星期五开始的航行注定要沉入水底。人们开始把数字和工作日结合起来，以为19世纪所有糟糕日子的根源，但一些历史学家说，正是1907年的畅销小说《十三日星期五》（Friday The 13th）中，一位心怀叵测的股票经纪人在名义日期煽动华尔街崩盘，这种复合恐惧症成为了一个持久的迷因。

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To the superstitiously inclined, this flock of ravens—pictured battling a snowstorm in eastern Finland—nothing short of a bad omen, while to others it's just a bunch of beaks. Likewise, today is just another flip of the calendar to some, while Friday the 13th consigns others to a day of dread—or at least of relative inactivity to avoid potential mishaps.The notion of Friday the 13th as doubly jinxed is only a century or two old, but Friday and the number 13 have each long been pegged as unlucky. Old Norse and Christian traditions both tell of suppers spoiled by a malign 13th guest (Loki the trickster and Judas the betrayer, respectively), while nautical lore says a voyage that dares begin on a Friday is doomed to sink to the watery depths. The popular mind began combining the number with the weekday to posit the mother of all bad days in the 1800s, but some historians say it was with the popular 1907 novel 'Friday the 13th'—where a conniving stockbroker incites a Wall Street crash on the titular date—that the compounded phobias became an enduring meme.

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