This episode examines the belief in cursed objects—ordinary items thought to bring misfortune or tragedy. From famous examples like the Hope Diamond to haunted chairs and artifacts, it explores how stories and cultural narratives transform simple objects into symbols of doom. Psychology explains these fears through confirmation bias, the nocebo effect, and contagion theory, where objects are believed to absorb negative energy from people or events. The episode highlights how storytelling reinforces fear and how cursed objects often serve as moral warnings. Ultimately, it concludes that the “curse” lies not in the object itself but in the human belief and imagination surrounding it.