Moreira, Luis A wrote:
> I think mythbusters is not a good proof, as they will replicate the
> conditions where you would definitely be electrocuted.

If the point is to show that it's possible and the conditions are at least
vaguely plausible for a real case, then that's exactly what they should do.

Would you jump in the pool if someone told you they tested only the basic
case and it was fine?


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