1st Brain Cell

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This is a 3-panel comic meme personifying the human brain as a corporate boardroom meeting. In the first panel, the meeting lead under the text overlay 'MY BRAIN' informs other attendees that they are behind on studying. The second panel shows the attendees are labeled as three brain cells: the first suggests making a social media post, the second suggests playing video games, and the third suggests actually studying for once. In the final panel, the meeting leader becomes extremely angry and throws the third brain cell (who proposed studying) out of a high-rise office window, humorously illustrating how people often prioritize procrastination over necessary tasks even when they are fully aware they are falling behind on their responsibilities.

knowing is one thing, actually doing it is another

This is a 3-panel comic meme …

This is a 3-panel comic meme personifying the human brain as a corporate boardroom meeting. In the first panel, the meeting lead under the text overlay 'MY BRAIN' informs other attendees that they are behind on studying. The second panel shows the attendees are labeled as three brain cells: the first suggests making a social media post, the second suggests playing video games, and the third suggests actually studying for once. In the final panel, the meeting leader becomes extremely angry and throws the third brain cell (who proposed studying) out of a high-rise office window, humorously illustrating how people often prioritize procrastination over necessary tasks even when they are fully aware they are falling behind on their responsibilities.

knowing is one thing, actually doing it is another

This is a 3-panel comic meme …

This is a 3-panel comic meme personifying the human brain as a corporate boardroom meeting. In the first panel, the meeting lead under the text overlay 'MY BRAIN' informs other attendees that they are behind on studying. The second panel shows the attendees are labeled as three brain cells: the first suggests making a social media post, the second suggests playing video games, and the third suggests actually studying for once. In the final panel, the meeting leader becomes extremely angry and throws the third brain cell (who proposed studying) out of a high-rise office window, humorously illustrating how people often prioritize procrastination over necessary tasks even when they are fully aware they are falling behind on their responsibilities.

knowing is one thing, actually doing it is another

This is a 3-panel comic meme …