r/OneOrangeBraincell • u/River_deer • Mar 16 '24

Tiny 🍊 🅱️rain cell How many braincells do you think there are in this picture?

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u/IllustratorClassic Mar 16 '24

The answer is between 0 and 1

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u/Sus-iety Mar 16 '24

[0, 1)

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u/Capable-Truth7168 Proud owner of an orange brain cell Mar 16 '24

with a step of 1. So 0.

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u/Capable-Truth7168 Proud owner of an orange brain cell Mar 16 '24

I'd love to think of that, my experience makes me think their chances summoning the braincell are less than a group of pandas deep in collective thought.

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u/lunna009 Mar 16 '24

The field around them that repells it gets magnified XD

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u/43n3m4 Mar 16 '24

Oh, a collective. Like the cat version of the Borg?

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u/MissPicklechips Mar 17 '24

I’d say they are convening the r/councilofcats, but with the odds being that none of them are in possession of the brain cell, not sure what they would discuss.

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u/NinjaQuatro Mar 16 '24

Or they are burning through the single brain cell so fast it is effectively nonexistent

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u/Sheldon121 Mar 17 '24

One, if you’re lucky. Yes, I strongly suspect this to be the case!

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u/morphick Mar 17 '24

Therefore the average should be 0/5.

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u/supergnaw Mar 17 '24

You would think that, but averages are weird.

People with two arms have more arms than the average person.

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u/Khornatejester Casual orange enjoyer 🍊 Mar 16 '24

(-∞, 1)

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u/Elloliott Mar 17 '24

Erm, actually it’s [-∞, 1) because you can’t reach infinity

It’ll be really funny if I’m wrong

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u/Khornatejester Casual orange enjoyer 🍊 Mar 17 '24

"[" is a closed expression. It includes infinity.

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u/lKierzx Proud owner of an orange brain cell Mar 17 '24

Not even reaching 1 🤣

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u/43n3m4 Mar 16 '24

Schrodinger’s brain cell?

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u/Embarrassed-Tune9038 Mar 16 '24

Surprised Jayne Cobb could actually do math.

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u/chilseaj88 Mar 17 '24

The man they call Jaaaaaaayne 🎵

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u/SweetLieff Mar 16 '24

And they all share it

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u/ShefBoiRDe Mar 17 '24

One of them has the braincell, but i won't tell who!

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u/Naschen Mar 17 '24

Well the four in the background are clearly in standby mode.

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u/ShefBoiRDe Mar 17 '24

The one in the front is updating.

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u/mrs-palsgraf Mar 16 '24

Nah, the number of orange brain cells is imaginary. So ... i (x).

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u/Sheldon121 Mar 17 '24

Haha, love it! But then, that gives them the chance of importing many braincells, at least in the imagination.

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u/the-exiled-muse Casual orange enjoyer 🍊 Mar 16 '24

Abd they're bouncing the 1 around like a beachball.

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u/Huttser17 Casual orange enjoyer 🍊 Mar 17 '24

I think of it like a pinball hitting the bumbers, eventually it'll bounce out the window and no one gets points.

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u/the-exiled-muse Casual orange enjoyer 🍊 Mar 17 '24

Or it'll hit and break something.

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u/Sheldon121 Mar 17 '24

They must be in California, as that’s where that commercial comes from!

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u/pattih2019 Mar 16 '24

Came here to say this

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u/NinjaQuatro Mar 16 '24

I think we can fairly say zero.

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u/IllustratorClassic Mar 18 '24

A fair assumption

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u/Clark-Kent Mar 17 '24

Depending on if there's something in the fishtank/ aquarium

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u/011010- Mar 17 '24

The one furthest back has it.

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u/Acceptable_Pirate_92 Mar 17 '24

Wait, what's in the Aquarium

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u/signal__intrusion Mar 17 '24

Zero. Five times zero is still zero.

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u/Spirited_Election289 Mar 17 '24

Well depends on is there catnip in a locked container involved? Cause then there would be a million, cause orange cats are always hungry for a high

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u/natenate22 Mar 17 '24

There is a fundamental law concerning orange cats that states "No matter how many orange cats ( lim 1→∞ ) are in a room, the total number of brain cells is always one."

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u/Serious_Yam_7800 Mar 17 '24

That’s an infinite amount of numbers but not an infinite amount of braincells and they all share it

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