Quoted: The scenarioâ??where just a few turns of a hand-cranked generator supplies enough energy to shock Sayid for a few secondsâ??sounds realistic, says John Webster, a professor emeritus of biomechanical engineering at the University of Wisconsin who has studied the effects of tasers for the government. “All you have to do is apply some energy to get enough current to cause a shock. Its totally plausible.”
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