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No, plenty of true skeptics will do it, just to prove to everyone around them that nothing will come of it. It's human nature.

Most of them will also freak themselves the fuck out and end up jumping at nothing or hiding in a corner, because that's also part of human nature. The part of our lizardbrain that likes to tell us that yes, there absolutely is something out there in the dark just waiting to eat our lungs through our eyesockets is a huge part of our species' survival instinct, which makes it a hell of a lot stronger than any rational belief.

It's the same reason we walk faster after dark, or check to see if anyone's there when we know it's just the house settling, or look behind us when a stray current of air from the vent evokes a sense of movement. There are a million different things that trigger prey instinct, and that sort of silly ritual stacks the deck to do so, whether you believe in "evil spirits" or not.

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