Perhaps something like that could be in the making?
I know that if you were giving a speech or something like that that it would be impossible to get a pheromone that could spread to 1000+ people, but perhaps, could we manipulate a special chemical to instigate our humorous selves?
Just putting the idea out there.
I would love to get up with my instant humor and be the absolute funniest guy in the world.
i think p74(uber social giddy mones) + mx135(superstar syndrome mones) might put u somewhere in the ballpark?
if all the social attention is on u, u can probly make them laugh easily with just a little bit of humor without having to be funniest guy in the room.
You mean like public speaking to a roomful of audience? I have this idea formulating in my head but I haven’t tried it out.
Put TAA into an Aromatherapy Diffuser. Spread 2 or 3 diffusers around if the hall is big.
Also, it helps if you greet everyone personally who walks into the door to listen to your speech with a warm handshake and smile. Then they will be exposed to the pheromones you’re wearing.
TAC is your comedy lotion… in a proper mix, a fantastic mood shifter… cats love it too… they start hyper-purring and won’t stop, is purring somehow connected to laughter on a distant evolutionary path ?
TAC+ Beta-Nol is just surreal… people start generating their own comedy routines…
“Laughter is an honest social signal because it’s hard to fake,” Professor Provine says. “We’re dealing with something powerful, ancient and crude. It’s a kind of behavioral fossil showing the roots that all human beings, maybe all mammals, have in common.”
The human ha-ha evolved from the rhythmic sound — pant-pant — made by primates like chimpanzees when they tickle and chase one other while playing. Jaak Panksepp, a neuroscientist and psychologist at Washington State University, discovered that rats emit an ultrasonic chirp (inaudible to humans without special equipment) when they’re tickled, and they like the sensation so much they keep coming back for more tickling.
He and Professor Provine figure that the first primate joke — that is, the first action to produce a laugh without physical contact — was the feigned tickle, the same kind of coo-chi-coo move parents make when they thrust their wiggling fingers at a baby. Professor Panksepp thinks the brain has ancient wiring to produce laughter so that young animals learn to play with one another. The laughter stimulates euphoria circuits in the brain and also reassures the other animals that they’re playing, not fighting. “Primal laughter evolved as a signaling device to highlight readiness for friendly interaction,” Professor Panksepp says. “Sophisticated social animals such as mammals need an emotionally positive mechanism to help create social brains and to weave organisms effectively into the social fabric.”
Just my layman’s wonderings, but I do wonder if cat purring is similar to laughter. Not in the “ha-ha” funny aspect, but in what they described as the “signaling device to highlight readiness for friendly interaction.” Cats of course purr when they are content and being petted and stroked. Obvious happiness. But cats also purr when they are injured. Might see it as a “I’m not going to hurt you, just help me” kind of social call, so a cue for social interaction is a nice way to describe both of those.
Now I read this… so I was right to choose P74/MX157 it seems… will add to the giggling, great!
edit: I wonder if I should try to get TAC. Jasmin still has to give me 2 gift certs though still waiting!