Why does a wet brain conduct electricity just fine but a wet computer gets fried?

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Why does a wet brain conduct electricity just fine but a wet computer gets fried?

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Your neurons have insulation just like the silicon in a circuit board or rubber around wires.

The problem is water bridging connections where it shouldn’t. As long as you sealed a computer’s individual “wires” perfectly, you could easily submerge it.