Why noone can explain reasons of traditions?

[Anonymous]

When i ask why this traditions like this?

No one can explain a reason.

Isn't it stupid to follow a behaviour which has no reasons to follow?

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

These kind of people are naturally weak character wise and deeply insecure personality types.

Since they are weak and deeply insecure about themselves and life in general they feel much more comfortable being told what to do or accept in life by traditions passed down rather than seeking out their own paths or rebel what they been told by society because they often fear change or are fearful of the unknown.

That's the main reasons they hold unto traditions passed down by selfish and often p. o. s. dead men, but they would tell you its because traditions work or some BS like that to feel better about themselves.

[Adam1978]

I don't know a single tradition that can't be explained. You can question why some people still do some of them. Especially the ones created to separate fools from their money.

[purplepoppy]

I don't understand the question. A quick google of any tradition will give you umpteen sites explaining it's meaning and history.

[misogynistic_pig]

Because most people don't know about history or evolutionary psychology, there are some traditions that aren't as useful as they once were, but there are others that are still very useful.

[FilmGuy93]

There are lots of reasons? There is a cultural element. A community element. Sometimes there are concerns about expressing appreciation and value of others.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Traditions are just peer pressure from dead people.