Name: 我們為什麼笑
Uploaded: 2015-04-30T15:00:30Z
Duration: 16 min 55 s
Description: 你知道嗎？獨樂樂真的不如眾樂樂，你身邊如果有人在，笑的機率會比獨處時高 30 倍。認知神經學家蘇菲‧史考特在這場節奏快速、動感十足，當然，還很爆笑的演講中，與我們分享這個數據，以及其他有關笑聲的驚人事實。

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蘇菲‧史考特: 我們為什麼笑

我們為什麼笑

你知道嗎？獨樂樂真的不如眾樂樂，你身邊如果有人在，笑的機率會比獨處時高 30 倍。認知神經學家蘇菲‧史考特在這場節奏快速、動感十足，當然，還很爆笑的演講中，與我們分享這個數據，以及其他有關笑聲的驚人事實。

Laughter is far more than a response to humor; it is a deeply social behavior that connects people and regulates emotion. People are thirty times more likely to laugh around others than when alone, highlighting its role in building relationships. Mammals from humans to rats use laughter in play and social interaction, revealing its evolutionary roots. Real and posed laughter even activate different areas in the brain, showing how nuanced and meaningful this instinct truly is.