Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with this taser thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a wild ride. I wanted to see what happens when someone gets zapped and if you touch them, do you get shocked too?
First off, I got this taser. It’s one of those things that sends electricity between two points, right? So, I figured if you’re not in that direct path, you should be good. But man, I wasn’t just gonna take someone’s word for it. I had to try it out myself.
I started with some, uh, “volunteers” – just kidding. I read up on it a lot. Some folks online say that it depends on how conductive your skin is. Apparently, some people’s skin just doesn’t let electricity pass through as easily. And get this, there are people out there who apparently don’t even feel a thing even with high voltage tasers. I didn’t test that part. Not that brave.
- Phase 1: Setting Up
- Phase 2: The Experiment (Sort Of)
- Phase 3: Touching During the Zap
- Phase 4: Afterthoughts
Got the taser, made sure it was charged. Checked out a few guides on where to aim, what to avoid, you know, basic safety stuff. I even dug into some guidelines from places like the American Civil Liberties Union to make sure I wasn’t totally off base.
Now, I didn’t go around zapping people randomly. I did find out that these things are ineffective, like, 40% of the time. It’s crazy – probes fall out, people fight through the pain, or the officer is just too far away. Made me think, what’s the backup plan if this thing doesn’t work? I’m not a cop, but it’s an interesting thought.
This was the tricky part. From what I gathered, if you touch someone who’s getting tasered, you might feel a little something, but it’s usually not a big deal. The electricity is mostly going between those two points on the taser. Still, I wasn’t about to just jump in and find out.
Thinking back, it’s pretty wild how these things work. I also found out that there are some places where it’s considered for self-defense. You gotta learn how to use it properly, though, and there are legal stuff to consider. I read some stories where cops confused their taser with their gun – scary stuff.
Wrapping Up
So yeah, that’s my little adventure with tasers. It was more about understanding how they work and what happens if you touch someone getting zapped. I didn’t really find out the answer first hand, but I learned a lot about the whole process. It’s not something to mess around with lightly, that’s for sure. Stay safe out there, folks!
