Name: 我們為什麼會哭？- 很高興你問了S1 (Why Do We Cry? - Glad You Asked S1)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:37:48.000Z
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情態助動詞 A2

Joss: David, can you  just tell us your name  so we have that in?

when Groot makes a tree ball around his friends

The episode where Ben and Leslie get married.

I probably cry once every six months, if it's a bad six months.

In 2016, when I received a video message of a moment

I remember these things because for three years I kept a record

So, the majority of these were reactions to media,

TV shows, movies, podcasts, some articles,

and about 37% were things that were actually happening in my personal life.

one of the most interesting facts I've come across is

that a lot of people consider tears to be the only bodily fluid

- All the other ones... - All the other ones.

Um, when I cry, it feels like I've become a different person.

Because in my normal life, I'm very calm and collected.

But I've never felt like I had a good grasp on why we do it.

that crying during swim practice was really therapeutic.

So, I just cry a little bit in my goggles

and then I rest on the wall during the interval,

and then I just literally would empty out the tears,

Joss: I have enlisted  the help of Taili Wu,

to help us explain the anatomy  of the lacrimal system,

We're gonna bring Alex in and show him how it all works.

Jose: Okay,  so the main lacrimal gland  is here on the upper

That gland releases tears  that travel across the eye

And then when we blink,  liquid gets pushed

into two tiny holes  near the corner of the eye.

And if you look really close,  you can see them.

- You can see the hole. - I actually can see it.

and that's why the nose  starts running when you cry.

When the lacrimal gland  is producing so many tears,

Wow. So it's just, like, this overflow of excess tears.

And I found a clip on YouTube that I really want to show you.

So this is what happens if you cut onions by a cat,

which is not a particularly nice thing to do.

But what's unique about us is that humans are the only animal

that our lacrimal glands became connected to our emotions,

and I really wanted to know how that happened.

So I called up a Dutch psychologist named Ad Vingerhoets.

Who is considered the world's leading expert in crying.

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我們為什麼會哭？- 很高興你問了S1 (Why Do We Cry? - Glad You Asked S1)

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