Of course it could be said ... and it would be an error of fact.
Reasonably rational human beings are not so afflicted with that disability so symptomatic of faith.
More precisely, it is the nature of superstitious retards to interpret evidence to support their presuppositions.
I'm clearly correct; just watch ...
I'm just guessing at what his mess is supposed to mean; but you're wrong to assume that just because it's in the nature of some people to be dedicated to being superstitious retards, then all people are dedicated to being superstitious retards.
I suppose your answer is that people and horses make shit up and then pretend it's real, denying all contradictory evidence and/or valid logic.
My answer would be that why and what horses do what they do, is pretty irrelevant to why and what people do what they do.
And just because you think your Invisible Magic Stallion from Great Pasture In The Sky made you jumpy around snakes because they sell bad apples, it just does not follow that all of your fellow human beings share in your retarded superstition.
You can see the same results when you support a political party you can't see the good on the other side why ?
It's clear that the questions you direct at me are just loaded with the kind of retarded presumptions that arise from the same cognitive defect that marks the superstitious--the certainty of knowledge, without verifiable evidence and/or valid logic to support that certainty: i.e. faith.