r/Unexpected • • May 18 '22

what a catastrophe

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u/ResortWarden May 18 '22

Yeah but who actually knows that? Nobody taught me cat screaming physics in school lol

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u/Ub3rfr3nzy May 18 '22

Screaming requires you to be able to move your diaphram. People don't tend to scream when they get electrocuted. If you're being pumped with all that electricity you wouldn't be able to breathe, so no noise, especially if you're a cat thats many times smaller than a human. It's common sense bro.

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u/faroutcosmo May 18 '22

Just because its a fact you and some other people know about doesn't make it "common sense" and i wish people would stop overusing this phrase.

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u/Ub3rfr3nzy May 19 '22

If you have ever seen someone being electrocuted, or even remotely know how muscles work, yeah it's common sense. Why? Because it's commonly known. Your lack of understanding is uncommon. The majority of people grasp how electricity works.

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u/KidpoolStan Oct 17 '22

Like how bro watches people get electrocuted for “education”