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Yael, I've been thinking lately that maybe I should go into stand-up comedy.
雅艾爾，最近我一直在思考，或許我應(yīng)該去演個喜劇脫口秀。
What on earth gave you that idea?
為什么突然冒出這種想法？
I've noticed that I seem to make a lot of people laugh, especially women.
我發(fā)現(xiàn),我似乎可以讓很多人開心起來，尤其是女性。
Sometimes all I have to say is "Hello." It's rather remarkable.
有時我只是單純地問好。就有立竿見影的效果。
Actually, it's rather ordinary.
事實上，這沒什么好顯擺的。
Laughter research has found that only a small percentage of laughter, less than 20%, is a sincere response to someone's humor.
針對笑的研究已經(jīng)發(fā)現(xiàn)，只有不到20%的很小一部分的笑，是對別人幽默真誠的回應(yīng)。
In fact, laughter is primarily a social signal, as opposed to an emotional outburst.
事實上，笑主要是一種社會信號，而不是一種情緒的表達(dá)。
People are thirty times more likely to laugh in a social situation than when they are alone.
人們在社交場合時的笑是獨處時的30倍。
And other observations about laughter also imply it has a social function.
而另一項關(guān)于笑的研究也表明其有一種社會功能。
For instance, there's "polite" laughter.
例如，“禮貌”性笑聲。
譯文來自可可英語
