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The Laugh Factor: How to Develop Your Own Unique Sense of Humor! (Unabridged)

by Richard Ford

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Do you want to know why humor is so important? Quite simply, humor makes other people happy. Why do you think that most people who fill out questionnaires about what they find attractive in a mate list a sense of humor as one of the top…

About The Laugh Factor: How to Develop Your Own Unique Sense of Humor! (Unabridged)

Do you want to know why humor is so important? Quite simply, humor makes other people happy. Why do you think that most people who fill out questionnaires about what they find attractive in a mate list a sense of humor as one of the top two most attractive features about a person? Because humor joins people together in a bond of camaraderie, emotion and trust! Many people judge the physical appearance of funny people much higher than the physical appearance of dull people even if their actual looks are about the same! In addition, humor is HEALTHY! People who laugh have less stress, and less stress means fewer health problems!

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