then again, they can make you jump back suddenly, which can lead to injury. it's a standard recommendation for an electronics bench that you not have anything hanging overhead over the bench, just in case you get shocked and stand up suddenly (usually from the fear rather than the direct muscle contraction from the shock). now if the monitor is plugged in, you've got other hazards, and if it's on, all bets are off.
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