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“Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word,…
“Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, and a listening ear
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In the Russian civil war, alexandria noticed the lack of romantic commitment there partners gave to their relationships. The revolution gave people less time for partnerships
Most of the time we show love to another person not just by providing rewards but by understanding who they are.
Once the revolution succeeded soviet had demanded for more meaningful relationships because they had the money to do so.
There is no moral obligation to generosity. In the civic organisations they extend obligation outside of the family.
In religious settings alms giving, such as Muslims, judaism and christianity. By giving alms one is giving to certain people who might need something who do not have enough.
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Love is a deep appreciation for someone's autonomy and shuts us from being open for their wellbeing.
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Generosity may not be obligatory, however it is shown through the disposition of the heart. it also indicates your relation to human beings.
One reason we chose not to give others is because we fear we lack stuff, and so this gets cured through providing to others.
“If you don't learn to laugh at life it'll surely kill you, that I know.”
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Its long term effects include, improving immune systems, relieving pain, increasing personal satisfaction, and improving our mood.
Laughter has the ability to show short term effects such as stimulate many organs, activate and relieve stress responses, as well as soothe tension.
The benign violation theory, argued by Peter McGraw and Caleb warren, suggests that humor arises when something looks to a violation but benign, which means it is harmless.
During the market crash in August 2007, humour acted as a form of stress relief for many workplaces, communities and families during the financial crisis.
Medical professionals and therapists, have come up with a concept called "clown care" which is a bedside treatment that involves tricks to help spark life into the nursing homes, hospital and even hospice areas.
Many reports, have argued that humor is a great way to help with mental well being, and reduce
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Surveys and findings, have uncovered that for over 90% of men and 81% of women, humor was an essential aspect for a partner.
Robin Dunbar argued that laughter, evolved as social bonding tools, helped to create group cohesion, signaling friendliness , shortening social tensions and early human commmunities.