100 Illogical But Persistent Human Habits

A fascinating look into the irrational yet persistent habits humans carry out daily. This dataset explores why these habits defy logic but remain ingrained.

What You Will Get:

• A downloadable CSV file containing 100 human habits, their irrational roots, and psychological explanations.

🌟 Audience & Suggested Usage:

• Psychologists, sociologists, and behavior enthusiasts studying human quirks.

• Writers and creatives crafting believable characters and human behavior.

• Anyone intrigued by the paradoxes of human nature.

Sample Entries:

• Rechecking a locked door three times — If it’s locked, it’s locked — Anxiety prefers action over trust.

• Saying “sorry” when someone else bumps into you — You didn’t do anything wrong — Social smoothing and conflict avoidance.

• Holding your breath when passing a cemetery — It’s not protective — Superstition + childhood rituals.

• Yelling “I knew it” after something happens — You didn’t act on the knowledge — Retrospective ego protection.

• Keeping a drawer full of mystery cables — You don’t know what most of them connect to — Fear of needing them one day.