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This is pretty crazy. I'm not sure you can really condition yourself to have a high tolerance to electic shock pain. Maybe the voltage in India is lower?

Voltage is higher in India 230V (versus 120V here in America). I think that it's the current that's dangerous, not voltage. But that should be determined by the guys resistance (I=V/R). I'll have to ask an EE sometime.

Pure B. S. !

Well many factors can contribute to his "magic."
1.) The man's skin may have a low resistivity rating and a high cross sectional area (R = Lr/A)
2.) The man is placing himself in parallel with the fan and an additional resistance is added between them to lower the current that is reaching his branch; however the man needs to be there to complete the circuit.

It doesn't matter if voltage is 230V because the fan doesn't need nearly that much to turn on.
Humans can very easily connect a circuit (especially through a mucus membrane) and can withstand a few amps of current. Who also knows what he has on the left and right of him when he is performing his stunts. Also many other factors including "are his feet properly grounded" are questions that the camera can't answer. It is alot harder to electricute yourself then you may think. Also remember that 10A DC is much much less deadly than 10A AC.

I'll believe it when he proves he can withstand a Tasering.

i'll go with the big resistor explanation. and maybe he's just crazier than normal people.

I think we need to send James Randi over with a taser.

*wtf? but interesting

Invocations (wtf) cannot be called by Zonbie because Zonbie is not privileged - sorry.

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