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This is a screenshot of a social media post featuring a nerdy physics pun joke. The joke text reads: "A physicist froze himself at -273.15°C. Everyone said he was crazy but he was 0K." The joke relies on a wordplay: -273.15°C is equal to 0 Kelvin (0K), and "0K" is a homophone for the word "okay", meaning the physicist is both at absolute zero temperature and unharmed. Below the joke, there is a reply from X (formerly Twitter) user RoboZella (using a viral shocked white cat profile picture) that praises the joke as better than typical low-effort "brainrot" memes common on social media.

Physicist Frozen At Absolute Zero 0K Pun Meme

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The meme features a photograph of a female scientist in a lab full of technical equipment, server racks and monitors, holding her hand to her forehead with a disappointed, frustrated expression. Large white overlaid text states that CERN has proven antimatter falls downward under gravity just like regular matter, putting an end to 60 years of speculation that antimatter might exhibit antigravity properties that would make it fall upward. The humor stems from the relatable disappointed reaction to the news that the long-theorized possibility of functional antimatter-based antigravity is no longer viable.

No Antigravity After All: CERN Proves Antimatter Falls Down

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This is a comedic comparison meme that contrasts how people behave when a train is about to start moving, splitting people into normal people and 'rebels against the system' who joke about defying physics. The top section shows the expected normal behavior: people gripping onto train handholds and vertical poles to steady themselves when the train begins moving. The bottom section shows the joke 'rebels' don't need to hold any support, instead using Michael Jackson's iconic anti-gravity lean pose to stay balanced, defying basic physics for humorous effect.

when you decide physics is optional

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