Yael, I've been thinking lately that maybe I should go into stand-up comedy.
雅艾尔，最近我一直在思考，或许我应该去演个喜剧脱口秀kkr9#j#2nwoXw1u&。
What on earth gave you that idea?
为什么突然冒出这种想法？
I've noticed that I seem to make a lot of people laugh, especially women.
我发现,我似乎可以让很多人开心起来，尤其是女性o~XuHqc,Y-jQ+#[。
Sometimes all I have to say is "Hello." It's rather remarkable.
有时我只是单纯地问好a.|u@,SenwL。就有立竿见影的效果~yZ5eDzV#LTIG。

Actually, it's rather ordinary.
事实上，这没什么好显摆的eAW5N*4Kh&J[2&mN042)。
Laughter research has found that only a small percentage of laughter, less than 20%, is a sincere response to someone's humor.
针对笑的研究已经发现，只有不到20%的很小一部分的笑，是对别人幽默真诚的回应fsH]c9LUPE)。
In fact, laughter is primarily a social signal, as opposed to an emotional outburst.
事实上，笑主要是一种社会信号，而不是一种情绪的表达h+T6;jn#@d。
People are thirty times more likely to laugh in a social situation than when they are alone.
人们在社交场合时的笑是独处时的30倍PAyZDzOLP;9G0h8%*MT。
And other observations about laughter also imply it has a social function.
而另一项关于笑的研究也表明其有一种社会功能%NL)K^cuOpfjZO,i4N%。
For instance, there's "polite" laughter.
例如，“礼貌”性笑声K+fUamE,)e[T!CIrn。

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