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and Echo devices. Let's play a game. In just a second, you're going to hear people reacting

to something. First, tell me what reaction they're having. Then, try to imagine what they're looking at.

Ready? Here we go.

So, what were they doing? Why? Of course, they were laughing. That's easy. But what do you think they

were laughing at? Go ahead, shout it out. A funny video. I hear someone telling jokes or

falling down on purpose or making funny faces? Good answers. Here, try another one. Ready? Listen up.

So, what do you think? Did you say they were frightened or scared? Yep. So, what do you think was

scaring them? Go ahead, call out your answers. Uh-huh. Yep, could be a scary movie or maybe they're in

a haunted funhouse or the dark, creepy woods. But what if I told you both groups of people were

looking at the exact same thing? Huh? What could it be? What's something that could have some people

laughing and others scared? Did you say clowns? Yep, clowns just like those you find at the circus,

children's birthday parties or selling fast-food hamburgers can cause some people to how with laughter.

And others to scream with fright. How do they make you feel? Do you find clowns funny or scary?

Or both? Either way, when did clowns first start? Why did clowns exist? And what's with those big shoes?

It is time for another whiff of science on. Who smarted? Who smarted?

Who smart is it you? Is it me? Is it science or history? Listen up. Everyone, we've been smarting.

Lots of fun on who smarted?

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