This post is in response to Are Women More Attracted to Men Who Court Them with Humor? By Gil Greengross Ph.D. Professor Peter McGraw and writer Joel Warner have teamed up to explore the science of ...

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Ready to throw your laptop out the window? Take a deep breath and read these hilarious computer jokes instead. Ask anyone, and they’ll tell you that computers have completely changed the way we glare ...

BOULDER — Lucy Sanders’ memorable moment No. 1: traveling to New Jersey with her husband to accept the Bell Labs Fellow Award, the highest honor bestowed on about a half-dozen company scientists and ...

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It's no surprise, really. The name of the game in the tech industry is making interactions between people and their gizmos ever more human—and human often equals humorous. That means everything from ...

As their plane is going down, the woman turns to the man next to her. “Make me a woman before I die,” she says. He takes off all his clothes, hands them to her and says, “Fold these.” One of the best ...

The advertising literature includes extensive research on the occurrence and effects of gender-role portrayals in advertising. None of these studies has examined the ways in which humor affects ...

As a young high school teacher in 1982, Diane Souvaine leapt into graduate school for computer science having taken only one class in the subject. Computers, she believed, offered an exhilarating way ...