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r/oddlyterrifying • u/ashsabre • 3d ago
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Am I the only one in this thread who isn't an electrical engineer and doesn't understand this?
8 u/funfactwealldie 3d ago I don't think u need to be an EE u just have to had paid attention in high school physics 4 u/imkirok 3d ago I must not have. Can you tell me the issue here? 4 u/alvik 3d ago Wires are insulated for safety, minimizing the risk of getting shocked. Safety pins don't have insulation because they're not meant to have electricity running through them.
I don't think u need to be an EE u just have to had paid attention in high school physics
4 u/imkirok 3d ago I must not have. Can you tell me the issue here? 4 u/alvik 3d ago Wires are insulated for safety, minimizing the risk of getting shocked. Safety pins don't have insulation because they're not meant to have electricity running through them.
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I must not have. Can you tell me the issue here?
4 u/alvik 3d ago Wires are insulated for safety, minimizing the risk of getting shocked. Safety pins don't have insulation because they're not meant to have electricity running through them.
Wires are insulated for safety, minimizing the risk of getting shocked.
Safety pins don't have insulation because they're not meant to have electricity running through them.
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u/imkirok 3d ago
Am I the only one in this thread who isn't an electrical engineer and doesn't understand this?