[Science] People with no sense of humor have no brain activity

[Fluid]

As evidenced by this diagram, which I recently encountered. I had my suspicions, but I didn't think it'd be graphable.

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Fig. 2. Voltage maps of mean amplitude of the joke effect (jokes minus non-jokes) measured 300–500 ms in 14 good (left) and 14 poor (right) joke comprehenders.

 

[Enfyrneaux]

Awesome find

Link?

 

[Fluid]

Here, if you can access it. If not, I'll transload it to another source.

The article itself isn't all that interesting though, too much emphasis on numbers IMO.

 

[Venuswarrior1221]

LOL! This is most enlightening. At least it really reminds me why the best of the best jokes are always the most classic and the most appriecated here at BuF forums. If we get the joke, then there's x a thousand or more!

Do everybody agrees?

 

[Shroom-FX]

LOL! This is most enlightening. At least it really reminds me why the best of the best jokes are always the most classic and the most appriecated here at BuF forums. If we get the joke, then there's x a thousand or more!

Do everybody agrees?

Using the laughing smily aint gonna make you any smarter kiddo

 

[Zxanphorian]

LOL! This is most enlightening. At least it really reminds me why the best of the best jokes are always the most classic and the most appriecated here at BuF forums. If we get the joke, then there's x a thousand or more!

Do everybody agrees?

Learn some grammar before you post.

 

[Whiskey&Jack]

Learn some grammar before you post.

you fail Hitler.

 

[John O'h Diggin]

This is a very interesting find. I would like to read more on what they got I'll go look for you on the internet somwere.
It sounds very interesting becuase recently I have gotten into a lot of science its incredible how much back drops are in sceince. It really is.

 

[GotBeer?]

Back drops?

 

[daloonie]

I have a weird kind of humor, does that count as humor?

 

[Venuswarrior1221]

Indeed, It does count as humor.