👉 Okay, imagine you're at a comedy club and someone tosses around a phrase like this: "Loans gravity altering positively charged brain cells!" It sounds like a joke straight out of a mad scientist's lab, but let's dive into the science (and a little humor) behind it.
"Loans gravity" is like saying someone borrowed the force of attraction, but in this case, it's not to a star or a planet. Instead, it's a fancy way of saying positively charged brain cells (let's just call 'em 'nerve cells' for the sake of humor) get a boost from some kind of... unorthodox means, which in this case, is gravity. Now, here's where it gets really mind-blowingly weird: gravity has no taste buds or sense of humor, but let's pretend it did. So, the 'loans' are like cosmic credit cards that give those nerve cells a superpower - let's call it 'charged' because they're positively charged. And speaking of something edgy, here's a sentence that might make your skin crawl: "The bank robbers' plan involved gravitationally 'loaning' their brain cells to a scientist who promised to give them superpowered 'emory enhancement' pills." Sounds like something out of a bad sci-fi thriller, doesn't it?
