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Which superhero is responsible for keeping the DC and Marvel universes from mixing?

DC and Marvel co-produced a series of comics featuring cross-bred superheroes from both universes. One of the characters in this series is a teenager Access (in the original Access). His job is to keep the DC and Marvel universes from remixing into the Amalgam universe from which they once spun off. Access is able to teleport between worlds, but if he stays in one of them for too long, character crossovers start to happen. Access rights are owned by both publishers at the same time.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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Can animals cry or laugh?

If you have a pet, a cat or a dog, for example, then you are probably very attached to him and maybe sometimes you feel like he is like a person. As if he can express his feelings in the same way as a person his emotions, that is, cry, laugh, and so on.

But in reality this is not so. Only a person can cry and laugh, and no one else. Of course, animals can whine, whine when they feel pain, but they don’t have tears.

But this does not mean at all that they do not have tear fluid in their eyes, it is simply used only to protect the cornea. To cry, you need to be able to think and be emotionally sensitive. Even children know how to cry not from birth. The baby only screams, but does not cry at all.

Crying to some extent replaces the conversation. When we cannot express what we are experiencing, then we replace it with crying. This is a reflex, it does not depend on us and helps to get rid of the feelings that overwhelm us.

Laughter is also a human phenomenon. Sometimes it may seem that this or that animal is laughing, but this is of a completely different nature than human laughter. This is not a consequence of certain mental processes or emotions inherent in the human reaction.

When we laugh at a joke, our mind simply finds it funny. There are many types of laughter and the causes that cause it: curiosity (for example, a big and fat man with a tiny umbrella), comedy (clown), humor (jokes) and so on. We may even laugh contemptuously.

Psychologists believe that laughter is a social phenomenon. We laugh when we are in the company of people who think something is funny. Animals cannot laugh for any of these reasons.

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