Laughing at the Worst Moments

Ever burst out laughing at the worst possible moment? You're not alone—it's a sign of deep intelligence.

In those tense situations like funerals or heated arguments, laughter isn't heartlessness; it's a complex emotional

response known as incongruous affect. Smarter minds juggle multiple emotions, turning to humor

as a unique coping mechanism. It's not immaturity—it's depth. Your brain seeks

to diffuse tension, self-soothe, or distance from overwhelming moments. So next time your

laughter surprises you, remember: you're not broken, just brilliantly

wired. There are really people who are known to be always happy, a comedian type

of personality, when you see these people, treasure them it will light up your