That depends on the circuit though, high voltages takes time to bleed off and usually in cases of electrical fires at least in the first stages (before igniting other materials) cutting the power will starve the fire, but in the cases of transformer fires they contain a coolant (usually mineral oil) which can burn and since they are not meant to loose the energy it could take hours for the equipment to de-energize which is why you must always treat anything electrical as though it could kill you even if you know the circuit is dead, because the one time you don't will likely be the one time you get toasted.

And don't forget that horses are very intelligent as well, they are also much stronger than dogs and could nearly effortlessly pull an unconscious charge out of danger.

For non-ambidextrous people trying to write or manipulate things with the non-dominant hand is like trusting a clown with a pie during a performance, or a drunk person to drive, something is going to get messed up.

It really does get useful especially if you hurt your writing hand or are in a position where trying to use your writing hand could be dangerous (up a ladder for instance) I've always been vaguely ambidextrous although I'm still mostly right handed for strength, a good exercise I've found useful is to get a small ball of other object and throw it back and forth between your dominant and secondary hands it will help build the coordination and strength up in your secondary hand.

Its an implant hearing aid, it bypasses the basically nonfuctional ear and passes the information directly to the brain. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cochlear_implant?wprov=sfia1

I am, its extremely useful to be able to use both hands equally.

But one isn't a chick its a rooster.

Yep.

Well I do have one, but truthfully I meant myself since I'm self employed and I'm the only employee.

All you need is a string and a few glow sticks. Its literally that simple.

Well okay then helium because they have to use something to keep their heads upright. Though it should still count since carbon and hydrogen are both on the table its just a naturally occurring compound.

Impeachment proceedings work.

The glass is reinforced and the door itself is likely either aluminum or steel which can both withstand a good bit of pressure before failing. But I would be nowhere near that door when it does fail which is probably very shortly.

No that's a piano.

I can't help it if cars are generically useless to me. :-(