Very well, I think I agree with you then. My only problem is that the majority of beliefs that we rely on in a daily fashion become superstition, even though t

Very well, I think I agree with you then. My only problem is that the majority of beliefs that we rely on in a daily fashion become superstition, even though they could hypothetically not be. Suppose I only superficially know how my car works, for example. Would a belief in my car be treated as a superstitious belief? (Lets say I believe it will get me to work). If not, where do we draw the line between 'magical' thinking and actual knowledge?