A Short Film That Shows You How Your Brain Breaks When You Do Something You’re Not Supposed To Do

I know, I know. Everyone talks about this issue all the time. And yet people keep on doing it. Maybe a weird animated brain can persuade you to stop by explaining what happens.

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Jan 15, 2014

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