Bagdy Emőke, Pap János - Ma még nem nevettem

We consider laughter to be the most complete experience of freedom, life-giving, a miracle learned from the gods of Olympus.

While writing our book, we were concerned that if we take laughter into pieces, examining its origin, cause, form, psychology and social characteristics, we will forget to laugh wholeheartedly. But it didn't happen that way. Our good humor and sense of humor are still the same, and we agree with Milan Kundera: "To laugh means to live deeply."

Who do we recommend this book to? For those who look out of God's windows, the exceptional possessors of the joy of life, those who want to laugh: it is confirmed. We prescribe it as a medicine for those who cannot laugh, and for those who are hunched over under the heavy burdens of life - because the understood world is much more tolerable. Open the book somewhere, read it, and then laugh at Édua Szűcs' wise-crazy drawings. Meanwhile, think about how much we laughed when we tried to be stronger than the power of laughter and smarter than the wisdom of humor.

If they mutter: "I haven't laughed today", maybe they will think of a friend, partner or old acquaintance with whom they will feel like smiling and laughing together at the world's follies, or at our stories.