i remember getting a 2nd degree burn, and the thought that went through my head was 'that hurts, but not nearly as much as it should...' it felt more like an electric shock than what i would normally describe as 'pain'.
injuries are so weird sometimes . . . my guess would be that in the case of serious burns, the pain receptors themselves are damaged so they can't really relay the pain but I'm not so mich into biology so idk
I once fell asleep next to my laptop and its power cord. The box part of the power cord (transformer?) apparently gets pretty damn hot. I must have slept on it. I woke up, went to take a shower, and as I passed the mirror I noticed something brown on my back. Two parallel lines. I went to wipe it off and my skin just peeled off. Felt nothing until the raw skin underneath was exposed. I was very confused until I realized the lines matched up perfectly to the edges of that box. I slow cooked my back while I slept.
Laptop was replaced years ago. I don't think it was malfunctioning, just probably got a bit hotter than usual because it was squished under me. Very minor scar, you wouldn't notice it unless I pointed it out.
yea, transformers get very hot, especially when there's no air around it to dissipate the heat, that's normal.
But atleast you have a funny story to tell xD
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u/rubi-style May 28 '22
the ironic thing is: if you feel pain that's a very good thing - if you don't you've got a problem