Comedy: The Surprising History of Why and How We Laugh
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Andrew Colton
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Uncover the fascinating history of comedy and how laughter evolved as a vital survival tool for social bonding. Whether you are commuting or unwinding, this thought-provoking deep dive reveals why a perfectly timed punchline is actually our greatest evolutionary advantage.
Travel from ancient civilizations to modern stages, meeting the brilliant jesters, satirists, and internet pranksters who turned their worlds upside down. You will gain a sharper ear for the jokes around you while exploring the highly entertaining intersection of neuroscience, sociology, and human nature.
What you'll discover inside:
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The biological origins of laughter and how our earliest ancestors used it to navigate dangerous worlds.
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Why humor acts as a powerful mechanism for protest, truth-telling, and challenging courtly elites.
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The evolution of mass media from medieval village squares to global online fandoms and viral memes.
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The fascinating neuroscience behind a great joke and what brain scans reveal about our psychological quirks.
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Competing futures for the comedy landscape, including the unpredictable impact of algorithms and targeted digital content.
Never listen to a stand-up routine or scroll through social media the same way again. Press play to embark on an endlessly cheerful journey that will permanently reshape your understanding of what it truly means to be human.
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