Happy Halloween! We've got three spooky stories from Curiosity.com to help you get smarter in just a few minutes.

I'm Cody Gock. And I'm Ashley Hamer!

Today you learn how scientists were able to get three people to communicate with each other using only the power of their brains and why toxic mold might make you see ghosts.

We'll wrap up today's episode with the story of

Crofti, a terrifying boogie man who turned out to be real. No, but really

he did turn out to be real. He really did and it really is terrifying.

Let's satisfy some curiosity.

Scientists have linked three brains to form the first telepathic brainstorm

session. As in they got three people to communicate with each other using nothing but the power of their own brains.

And this is the first time researchers have successfully done this.

It is.

This is the thing that happened.

I feel like we're being a little misleading by saying nothing but the power of their own brains because they did have like EEGs and like

Transcranial magnetic stimulation and stuff like that, but it was powered by their brains

Stop ruining my

Halloween Ashley but was a groundbreaking new project and it came from

researchers out of Carnegie Mellon University and the University of

Washington they developed a three-player collaboration-based game

or the participants used only their brain waves to communicate.

The game was a lot like Tetris, but with a couple of changes.

They put three players in separate rooms with two players called

the Cenders hooked into EEG devices. Those kept track of their brains electrical activity

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