A Childish Theory of Comedy: On the Childish Origins of Humor and How the Humor of Children Can Help Us Become Naturally Funnier
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A Childish Theory of Comedy: On the Childish Origins of Humor and How the Humor of Children Can Help Us Become Naturally Funnier
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A Childish Theory of Comedy makes the case that children are naturally funny and that by studying their humorousness we can actually gain a much greater understanding of humor. In fact, it is quite likely that the evolution of humor behaviors has much to do with children and consequently much of (and perhaps all) the humor we observe in our daily lives is based on childishness - including the comedy produced by professional funny people and even the humor produced by our…
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A Childish Theory of Comedy: On the Childish Origins of Humor and How the Humor of Children Can Help Us Become Naturally Funnier ricochets in with dry energy and cozy vibes. Expect unlikely friendships to snowball fast, but the characters keep it grounded with real feelings and great pacing. It plays like a punchline-packed journey: brisk, vivid, and constantly surprising without losing the human core. If you want humor with momentum—not just jokes—save it for your next commute. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
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