That's not really her point, she says "even professional electrician" and so on, she adopt a very of moral approach and I am not very fond of moral.
It's a substantial risk of death only if you doing it wrong. I mean, the problem here is not playing with a microwave transformer, it's doing it inside, it's holding both electrodes in both hands, it's the lack of isolation, it's having a device you can switch on by accident and so on.
A lot of people here seems to consider it's moral imperative to not do that, this wont make people smarter, nor more reasonable.
It's a substantial risk of death only if you doing it wrong. I mean, the problem here is not playing with a microwave transformer, it's doing it inside, it's holding both electrodes in both hands, it's the lack of isolation, it's having a device you can switch on by accident and so on.
A lot of people here seems to consider it's moral imperative to not do that, this wont make people smarter, nor more reasonable.