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it may not kill you. the ways that electricity harms the body is unpredictable. Depends on things like bare skin vs gloves, humidity, sweat, what phase your hea
by gosub100 2y ago
it may not kill you. the ways that electricity harms the body is unpredictable. Depends on things like bare skin vs gloves, humidity, sweat, what phase your heart is in at that exact moment, and probably many more factors. since the voltage is oscillating very quickly, it _may_ not cause your muscles to lock up, so you _may_ just get the zap of your life and bounce off. Whereas other types (non-RF) electrocution cause the muscles to lockup and for them to remain in contact with the voltage, which increases the chances of death.
- JohnMakin 2y agoAll I’m reading from this is “electric shock - nature’s russian roulette.” What you wrote makes sense from my layman’s understanding. thanks!