The discussion explores the effects of high voltage and current on living organisms, particularly focusing on the hypothetical scenario of exposing an organism to 250,000 Amperes at 1,000,000 Volts. The conversation touches on the biological consequences of electrocution and compares different electrical phenomena.
Participants express varying views on the effects of electricity on living organisms, with some agreeing on the dangers of high voltage while others introduce different electrical phenomena and their implications. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the specific outcomes of the hypothetical scenario presented.
Participants mention the dependence on amperage and voltage levels, as well as the differences between types of electrical exposure, indicating that assumptions about the effects may vary based on these factors.
That I know.Electrocution can cause nerve damage, stop the heart and burn the organism. The values you have given are insanely high, a bit of googling will show that above 10kv death in humans is highly likely though there are rare records of survival at voltages of over 100kv.