Why, Human, Why?
Ever giggled at a somber event or during a tense moment? It’s not heartlessness—it’s your brain’s way of coping.
When faced with extreme stress or discomfort, the nervous system can misfire, triggering laughter as a release mechanism.
This type of “incongruous emotion” helps balance overwhelming feelings, acting as an automatic pressure valve for the brain.
Blushing is a mysterious reaction that only humans experience. It happens when you feel embarrassed, flattered, or even guilty. But…
That fluttery feeling in your stomach before a big event isn’t just in your head—it’s your body’s fight-or-flight response in…
Crying isn’t just about sadness—it’s your body’s way of restoring balance. Tears contain stress hormones like cortisol, and shedding them…