Which gas is nicknamed 'laughing gas'?
AnswerNitrous oxide
Nitrous oxide (N2O) got the nickname because it can cause giggling and euphoria.
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7 fact-checked facts about laughter, each with the reason behind it. 5 more are in today's round and join this page after it closes.
AnswerNitrous oxide
Nitrous oxide (N2O) got the nickname because it can cause giggling and euphoria.
AnswerLaugh out loud
LOL is shorthand for 'laugh out loud' in texts and chats.
AnswerGelotology
Gelotology comes from the Greek 'gelos', meaning laughter.
AnswerThe brain predicts the touch and dampens the feeling
The brain, including the cerebellum, anticipates self-made touch and reduces the sensation.
AnswerUltrasonic chirps too high for humans to hear
Tickled rats emit chirps around 50 kHz, above the range of human hearing.
Answerw
'w' comes from warau (笑う), meaning to laugh, so 'www' reads as laughing.
AnswerIn Spanish, j sounds like an English h
The Spanish j is pronounced like a strong h, so 'jajaja' sounds like 'hahaha'.