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Fast cell division explanation text meme

This is a dark mode chat screenshot meme. One user sends a message asking 'Can you explain me the cell division very fast?' at 21:11. The responding user sends four consecutive messages within the same minute: first '0' representing a single parent cell, second another '0' showing the start of cell duplication, third '8' representing the cell undergoing mitosis and splitting at the middle, fourth 'oo' representing two separate daughter cells after division is completed. The first user then replies with 'Thx' at 21:12. The joke uses simple text characters to visually demonstrate the entire cell division process extremely quickly, without requiring any complex scientific explanation.
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Can you explain me the cell division very fast?
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Overview

This is a dark mode chat screenshot meme. One user sends a message asking 'Can you explain me the cell division very fast?' at 21:11. The responding user sends four consecutive messages within the same minute: first '0' representing a single parent cell, second another '0' showing the start of cell duplication, third '8' representing the cell undergoing mitosis and splitting at the middle, fourth 'oo' representing two separate daughter cells after division is completed. The first user then replies with 'Thx' at 21:12. The joke uses simple text characters to visually demonstrate the entire cell division process extremely quickly, without requiring any complex scientific explanation.

Origin notes

Per the provided source information, this meme originates from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit as an RSS feed entry. It is a user-created chat screenshot meme that gained popularity for its clever, minimalist visual explanation of a basic biology concept using only text characters sent in quick succession.

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