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is it just me or was he bending kind of weird towards the end, like he was melting or something?
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You are "generally safe" as long as you stay a little away from anything that gives off electricity in water. Especially when the water surface is as large as this one.
Yup. Ohms law: V=IR. The further away from a direct path to earth, the more water volume that electricity needs to travel through, the greater the resistance (R) and the lesser the electric current (I). The current is what kills. The people in the water far away from the electric source felt no noticeable current, because the volume and resistance of the water column is high at that distance.
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Ok, so movies are bullshit. I mean, I knew that in general, but its eye-opening at least to know that shit is all fake as fuck.
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Electricity is still so new over there. It’s gonna be a while till they fully understand how it works.
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Can someone with brains explain to me why everyone else in the water wasn't also dead? I know that's some movie shit, but I'm curious what the reason is that apparently in real life its not a thing.
Basically electricity like to travel path of least resistance and water is actually a shitty conductor.

For example copper is almost 1000 times more conductive than water.
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He seems well grounded
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Re: Pakistan - Guy Touches Electricity Pole During Flooding

Basically electricity like to travel path of least resistance and water is actually a shitty conductor.

For example copper is almost 1000 times more conductive than water.
Contaminates can make water far more conductive so I suspect *that* water was actually much more conductive than pure water.

At any rate electricity really just wants to find ground so there isn't much reason for the current flow to travel across the surface of the water, you'll notice dude was seemingly unaffected until he actually grabbed the pole.
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Did you see him before though? Walking all cocky and shit.
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