The brain controls the body through a constant series of electrical impulses. If the body is full of fluids and tissue then what stops the body from constantly short circuiting?
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Electricity travels the path of least resistance. Some parts of the body are surprisingly good insulators- since are fantastic conductors. In a healthy human body- the extremely low current created by the brain can’t jump the insulator bits- and stay in the nervous system pathways. Several neurological conditions exist where this isn’t the case.
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