The Mysterious Imaginary Friend Phenomenon

Warning, this will freak you out. In 1962, thirty-seven kids

across different cities drew the exact same imaginary friend without ever meeting each other.

Same wild hair, same crooked smile, same striped shirt. Psychologists were baffled because

these children had zero connection. No shared books, no TV shows in common, nothing.

They all described him the same way too, calling him their special friend who

visited at night. Some researchers think it taps into something called the collective unconscious,

where certain images exist in all our minds. Others believe children are just more open

to things we can't explain. Either way, those identical drawings sitting