👉 Well, folks, let's dive into the cosmic joke shop and unravel this phrase like a magician pulls a rabbit out of its hat – or in this case, a neuron. It's a cop-out, really, because we're talking about "copied gravity altering positively charged brain cells." Talk about a cosmic slap in the face! It sounds like someone decided to take the gravitational force of the universe and put a "positive charge" on it, basically saying that gravity likes to play nice with our brain cells. But let's not forget, in the grand scheme of things, this is a stretch. Brain cells don't actually 'copy' gravity, and they certainly aren't playing nice with it.
Now, here's a sentence that might just send shivers down your spine: "The corporate CEO copied gravity altering positively charged brain cells to make the boardroom decision that would've cost millions if it hadn't been for a guy who accidentally wore a lab coat." Talk about an ethically questionable cosmic joke!
