If someone trips or falls, it’s most likely an unexpected surprise, which is funny to most people, just like stand up comedy hinges on saying something that is unexpected.
If it’s like the lost their house in a fire, it’s “Schadenfreude”, where a someone elses bad luck makes you feel better about yourself
If it’s someone you hate that loses their lifesavings or something, it’s just a very nice surprise, and may feel justified
If someone trips or falls, it’s most likely an unexpected surprise, which is funny to most people, just like stand up comedy hinges on saying something that is unexpected.
If it’s like the lost their house in a fire, it’s “Schadenfreude”, where a someone elses bad luck makes you feel better about yourself
If it’s someone you hate that loses their lifesavings or something, it’s just a very nice surprise, and may feel justified
If someone trips or falls, it’s most likely an unexpected surprise, which is funny to most people, just like stand up comedy hinges on saying something that is unexpected.
If it’s like the lost their house in a fire, it’s “Schadenfreude”, where a someone elses bad luck makes you feel better about yourself
If it’s someone you hate that loses their lifesavings or something, it’s just a very nice surprise, and may feel justified
It can be a form of empathy and simultaneously “glad it isn’t me” that forms the funny. Your brain registers that it’s shitty, but you’re not the one going through it. It’s also highly dependent on severity and circumstances. I’ve laughed me ass off at someone and then apologized profusely when I realized they’re genuinely hurt
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