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any voltages greater than 42v can be life threatening according to my past radio amateur (ham) examination 
Just found this 30 volts is the
commonly accepted value for the lowest voltage that can cause a dangerous electric shock.
But they failed to say to what a cat fish dog?
I know someone who super glued someones finger to a gas hob ovens starter.
Seriously though it's not voltage I had 30,000 volts put through me as a kid on one of these...
We had a vandergraph generator in General Science class at school and we were meant to step up on the polysterene before touching it. Someone decided to touch me when I was on it
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