‘Adaptation towards Life‘ and ‘Triumphs of Experience’ from psychiatrist George Vaillant are two books where researchers followed aproxiamly 300 man from their student time in the early 1940’s until their deaths. Most of these men have passed away and those who are still alive are in their 90’s.
When you think of hospitals you usually think of a building where you have to be quiet and serious. When you you think of Christmas you are thinking about family, a fun and good time and you usually rhink of happiness. But what will you be thinking if you combine these two words you will probably be thinking about something like a it’s a great season in which you spend time together as a family even if it has to be in a hospital.
This is the second part of five about the essence of humor and what kind of effects it has on the human body and/or mind. Humour comes with certain consequences. These can be distinguished by:
This is the first part of five about the essence of humor and what kind of effects it has on the human body and/or mind. Humour comes with certain consequences. These can be distinguished by:
Humour is a topic which has been discussed often but little has been written about it. Humour is a complex phenomenon and it is an essential part of mankind. Through the age’s, anthropologists have never been able to find a culture or civilization where there was no humour.
We all know that nobody has ever died from laughing. So you can say that laughing is healthy. But why is it healthy? Well let me tell you why it is healthy. For the answer you have to go and look at laughter itself and how it starts.
