His movies cover an astonishing range of genres, but they are linked by their sparkling humour, endlessly quotable dialogue and generous humanity. Here are six of his best https://t.co/nZxa3NkQpp ...

[música] [música] E aí, gente, diz uma coisa, como é que vocês se imaginam do ano 2000? Essa era a pergunta que muita criança da minha geração se fazia e eu entre elas, né? Porque nos anos 60, 70 se dizia que o mundo ia acabar no ano 2000. Isso talvez tenha criado em mim a minha, meu primeiro grande gatilho, viver com urgência. Afinal de contas, eu tinha que viver tudo que eu tinha para viver até os 36 anos, né? Mas eu pensei, pera aí, se Jesus Cristo marcou a história ocidental até os 33, eu tava no lucro. ...

*me trying to sleep at 4am*no one:gf: "would you still be with me if I gained 40 lbs, lost my hair, had no teeth and was part hamster?"???who created this gender ...

Main Argument - Leadership can benefit from understanding and practicing humor as a competence and levity as a style, leading to improved team performance [6][7] - Humor, like the Archimedes principle, can act as an upward force (lightness) to counteract the downward weight of seriousness in the workplace [8][9] - Laughter releases dopamine, reduces cortisol (stress hormone), and releases oxytocin, fostering trust, connection, and creativity [10][11] Practical Application - Humor is a skill that can be developed by observing absurdities, gently poking fun at oneself, and ensuring the humor is light and appropriate [15] - Leaders can incorporate humor by adding light touches to presentations, using playful titles for discussions, and starting with "two truths and a harmless lie" [18] - When using humor, it's crucial to avoid "punching down" to prevent offense and barriers to conversation [20] Cautions - Humor should be used judiciously, like a spice – a little adds flavor, but too much can be overwhelming [19] - Inappropriate humor can alienate individuals and disrupt communication, highlighting the importance of emotional regulation and context [21][22] Conclusion - Humor does not diminish the seriousness of work but makes it more human, which is a valuable asset in the age of AI and automation [23] - Individuals are encouraged to incorporate humor into their work to foster connection, communication, and a sense of being alive [24][26]

The Power of Laughter - Laughter is powerful and universal, requiring no subtitles [1][2] - Laughter can break the ice instantly, similar to the power of a smile for first impressions [2] - Humor can shift energy, foster creativity, and transform frustration into teamwork [2] Benefits of Humor - A good laugh relaxes muscles for 45 minutes [2] - Laughter releases endorphins, improving blood flow, protecting the heart, and burning calories; laughing for 10 to 15 minutes can burn up to 40 calories [2] Humor in Communication and Relationships - Humor strengthens bonds and friendships [2] - Humor is a cheat code for communication, making people comfortable [2] - Humor helps in tough times, acting as a stress buster and providing instant relief [2]

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يزعم اصدقائي بان الحس الفكاهي لديه منخفض ربما بسبب طبيعه عملي الاكاديميه فانا اعمل استاذه في الجامعه وباحثه في تكنولوجيا تعليم اللغه العربيه للناطقين بغيرها قد يبدو هذا محقا احيانا فالجامعه ليست مسرح ستاند اب كوميدي في الوقت نفسه تعد الفكاهه جزءا من تدريس اللغه العربيه وثقافتها لكن دعونا نختبر ذلك في احدى المرات طلبت من الذكاء الاصطناعي ان يعطيني نكته عن التسويف فاجاب بالطبع ساعطيها لك غدا طبعا مازلت في انتظار النكته وكانت رده فعلي كما هي رده فعلكم الان هذه النكته حملتني على التفكير هل هذا خطا برمجي او مجرد ...

“People stopped writing about me as if my writing had humour in it,” Salman Rushdie says in an interview with The Economist. But humour matters to the 78-year-old author https://t.co/QtwVv5NuY1 https://t.co/MXCDqoarcj ...

Humour matters to Sir Salman Rushdie.“Humourlessness is a characteristic of narrow-mindedness; there are very few humorous dictators. Also, humour gets up people’s noses further than anything else” https://t.co/POGn028jPL ...

A long-persecuted author on humour, charlatans and death https://t.co/dQrFBF2gt8 ...