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research into what is funny, We learn from the results that for some reason ducks are the funniest animals in jokes, Different nationalities prefer different jokes and the Germans do actually have a sense of humour, and the world's funniest joke Read the book and find out, . . it starts with two New Jersey hunters, In Septemberthe British Association for the Advancement of Science the BA embarked on the world's largest, and most unusual, scientific experiment, The aim of the project was to find the world's funniest joke, and answer important questions about the psychology of humour, For example, Do men and women find the same jokes funny Does our sense of humour change as we get older What is the best time of day to tell a joke Do different nations laugh at the same jokes The experiment was called LaughLab and was carried out as part of Science Year in the UK.
An Internet site was established containing two sections: in the first, people submitted their favourite jokes in the second they answered a few simple questions about themselves male or female, age, nationality, etc and then rated how funny they found a random selection of jokes.
The experiment captured the imagination of individuals throughout the world,,jokes were received and evaluated by,people, At the end of the project the information was carefully examined and discoveries made about the jokes that made men giggle and women groan, those that tickled kids but not

adults, and the jokes that were the most popular in different countries.
Along the way the 'winning' jokes in different categories were uncovered, including the best 'doctor' jokes,