A doctor told Kim Kardashian she had “low” activity in her frontal lobe of her brain during a recent Hulu episode. Kardashian. “Your brain is less active than it should be,” he said.
“What are these holes?” Kardashian can be heard asking a doctor looking at brain scans on a computer, to which the medical professional responds: “Yeah, I don't like it.”
The doctor then began explaining to Kardashian that the “holes” meant “low activity.”
“In comparison, the front part of your brain is less active than it should be,” the doctor continued, comparing Kardashian's brain scan to another.
“With your frontal lobe currently functioning, it will be more difficult to cope with stress, and this is not good for you, especially when you are studying and preparing for exams,” he added.
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During her confessional in the episode, Kardashian told producers, “It just can't happen. It just can't. Not accept.”
The clip then went back to the doctor, who said, “For some reason you're not getting – and it could be the chronic stress you've been under, trying to think about sitting on the board in a couple of months and studying for ten hours a day, not to mention all the other things that are going on in your life.”
“I need to make a plan to really get into this because I have some stuff to do this summer,” the reality star and SKIMS founder told producers.
According to scientists, the frontal lobe of the brain is responsible for controlling thinking, emotions, personality, judgment, self-control, muscle and movement control, and memory storage, among other things. Cleveland Clinic.
Earlier this month, Kardashian disclosed results from her first attempt at the California bar exam, saying, “Well… I'm not a lawyer yet, I just play a very well dressed man on TV. Six years into this legal journey and I'm still in business until I pass the bar.”
“Failure is not failure, it is fuel,” she added. “I was so close to passing the exam and it just motivated me even more.”
This comes less than a week after the reality TV star admitted that she turned to OpenAI's ChatGPT AI chatbot for exam help when she was in law school, and even blamed artificial intelligence for failing her law exams.
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