The most important and key concept of humor is understanding incongruity (you expect something to happen and then there’s a twist which makes it funny). Tests have shown a high activity at the temporal-occipital-parietal junction. This is the region of the brain where processes like incongruity and surprise are located.
Humor involves a mental process similar to problem solving. Think pattern recognition/problem solving (e.g.chess). The right hemisphere of the brain is key. The best humor breaks the rules and revels in the peculiar. Sometimes subtle, often not.
Great humor and intelligence (faster mental rotation times) are highly correlated. This has been proven over and over again.
The FM clearly posted something funny and the fact that you don't (want to?) get it goes to show you're obviously completely out of your depth.
My simple advice: stop making childish/trollish threads like the last two you made and move on.
Humor involves a mental process similar to problem solving. Think pattern recognition/problem solving (e.g.chess). The right hemisphere of the brain is key. The best humor breaks the rules and revels in the peculiar. Sometimes subtle, often not.
Great humor and intelligence (faster mental rotation times) are highly correlated. This has been proven over and over again.
The FM clearly posted something funny and the fact that you don't (want to?) get it goes to show you're obviously completely out of your depth.
My simple advice: stop making childish/trollish threads like the last two you made and move on.