Even mild shocks can leave a mark. So, be careful around live sources.
Though it might seem safe in theory, too many variables exist. Moisture, nearby objects, or electric field strength can change things. Shock accidents are sudden and bad, no second chances.
Even low-voltage household wires are risky. A small current can mess up your heartbeat. Safety first, don’t take the risk.
In short, holding a live wire without touching else might avoid shock in theory, but it’s a deadly myth. Electricity needs a circuit, and an accidental touch can create one. Like birds, we can dodge shock if we don’t close the circuit — but we’re not built to hang on live wires.
Remember, electricity is wild and powerful. One small mistake turns theory into danger. Stay safe, avoid live wires, and call pros for electrical issues.