Study finds scientists average 1.6 jokes per presentation, struggle with humor

A recent study published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B revealed that scientists only deliver an average of 1.6 jokes per presentation, with 66% eliciting merely polite chuckles. Researchers, including Stefano Mammola, argue that humor is crucial for making science more engaging and relatable. The findings highlight the ongoing struggle to combine levity with scientific communication.

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