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笑的科學研究
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薩莎．溫克勒 |
TED-Ed
• December 2023
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當看到某些有趣的事，你可能會露出牙齒，改變呼吸，某些地方覺得無力、酸痛，甚至可能會掉淚，這不是很奇怪嗎？ 換句話說，我們為什麼要做笑這種奇怪的行為？ 由於沒有笑的考古記錄，因此無法確切地說出笑是如何以及為何演變的，但科學家有一些理論。薩莎溫克勒 (Sasha Winkler) 深入研究了這種反應。 [由 Hanna Rybak 執導，Susan Zimmerman 旁白，Jarrett Farkas 音樂]。
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