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testinator — 11 years ago(July 25, 2014 05:33 AM)

Could you really leap onto exposed power cables and grab them as long as you're not touching the ground (and not be fried/shocked to death)?

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Ever see birds on a power line?

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Yes. Electricity will take the shortest route (or technically path of least resistance) to the ground. So if your not touching the ground it wont travel through you.

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