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Your use of the pedantic trope is trying to win the argument, but destroys the causal effect of why people die which is high voltage. It's like saying "No, he
by bb88 4y ago
Your use of the pedantic trope is trying to win the argument, but destroys the causal effect of why people die which is high voltage. It's like saying "No, he didn't die because he jumped off the building. He died because his body hit the ground." Pedantic, sure, but completely ignores the cause of death.
That's why you see warning signs for "HIGH VOLTAGE" but not "HIGH CURRENT".