There is no doubt that among mammals, the individual is one that manifests a greater emphasis and varieties of laughter.
Where does the laughter? Which size draws its energy and its function?
From tickle? Yes, but too obvious.
by good humor. Yes, but we know that the mask of the clown is both happy and sad and the circus is the realm where happiness and sadness have a long common border line. We know also, for long daily practice of all of us, that most of the rice that sported the face is a kind of tie to decorate the shirt and, like the tie, can be a tone or completely out of place.
Look, just to name a random example, what happens in politics.
Some people do everything to sound serious, and every time he opens his mouth, the laughter echoes in us pouring of a virtual audience, we were not even a show of Toto. He, however, was great to arouse pity and pain through the pirouettes daily those who were born to fend for life.
How could the grandi comici senza avere conoscenza dei grandi drammi? Il solletico psicologico della risata nasce da questa sottile linea di cresta, dove rimaniamo in bilico tra due baratri affascinanti e profondi.
Entrambi ci attraggono irresistibilmente, ciascuno con la sua vertigine: il mistero della vita che osserviamo intorno e il mistero di quello che vive in noi. Così, visto che stiamo sospesi fra radicali opposizioni, e senza sapere perché, ci ridiamo sopra.
Qualcuno potrà dire che ridere è solo un momento di sollievo dalle molteplici tensioni.
Certo, ma anche piangere è un momento di sollievo. Solo che piangere è un omaggio alla our helplessness. Laughter is a tribute to our dignity. Crying is retiring. Laughter is an affirmation of our will to live. See? I can not speak without speaking of the rice plant, the same way so I can know something only by its opposite.
Try it - tickling. The titillation laugh to a certain point. Then it becomes unbearable violence. So I am reminded of the motto of the famous essay that said that to attain the highest happiness of enlightenment, they must cross the liberation of suffering from "paranoia".
The fact that there is a possibility of the sganasciarsi laughter, and the fact that this possibility does not reside only in the mechanical nature of the nerve endings, is very well look mysterious and exciting and optimistic of human life.
This possibility is one that allows us to put us from time to time, in the role of spectator spins of chimpanzees at the zoo, or directly in the shoes of chimpanzees.
What then is easier for someone to take the role of cousins \u200b\u200bQuadrumana is another matter.
At this point one would wonder if the monkey is born before or laughter. The answer seems obvious: the first monkey and then, subsequent evolution, humor, around which has evolved homo sapiens. Wrong.
First came the laughter and then, because of its lack, was formed in subsequent degradation, the monkey. Yes, some say, but the animals are killed only by hunger and among them is the rare case of mutual slaughter. The possibility exists that the man has been given for the laughter does not allow his illustrious and superior intelligence to take too seriously, someone should have foreseen that this mass of brain, left to their ambitions, would constitute a serious danger.
Perhaps Adam and Eve were expelled from paradise because they have taken too seriously, even when they were naked. Obviously a sense of humor is a later development. Much later, judging from historical disasters. And then it must be something you forget easily, judging from the disasters in progress.
is certain is that the humor in even the shadow of ancient books. For example, an author a little 'less serious, with all due respect, he told more or less like the story of Moses and the Red Sea:
... and began to cross the sea miraculously appeared. A boy came up to Moses, asking him how it was possible such a prodigy with a simple wand. And he said, "Moree, shut up and choirs me if they are to download 'and batteries.
Goodness them the Greeks, who ate the leaf, gave us the comedies of Aristophanes, sample comedy and satire. Since then, as we know, the taste for the laughter generated an infinite number of literary texts, and even today the satire and its authors are held in high esteem by the powers that be.
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