“Indeed, neural circuits for laughter exist in very ancient regions of the brain, and ancestral forms of play and laughter existed in other animals eons before we humans came along with our 'ha-ha-has' and verbal repartee,” says Jack Panksepp, a neuroscie
“Indeed, neural circuits for laughter exist in very ancient regions of the brain, and ancestral forms of play and laughter existed in other animals eons before we humans came along with our 'ha-ha-has' and verbal repartee,” says Jack Panksepp, a neuroscie
「的确，笑的神经迴路存在于大脑的非常古老区域，传承自久远时代的玩耍和笑声的形式早在我们人类出现『哈哈哈』和口头敏捷应答的很久之前，就存在于其他动物身上，」布林格陵州立大学的神经科学家杰克．潘克塞普如此表示。