<div class="floatright">(http://i425.photobucket.com/albums/pp340/daggeroflath/dyllansmall_zps351171d4.jpg)<br/><div style="text-align: right;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Dyllan</strong></span><br/><strong>The Room</strong></div></div>It would be smartest to stay quiet and say nothing, Dyllan thought. Speaking just gets you into trouble.<br/><br/>But he couldn't resist the automatic reaction to knowing an answer, "Actually it wouldn't fry the burgers as much. They have a much lower electrical resistance." As he spoke, the triangular relationship between voltage, amperage and resistance flashed through his head and he started estimating rough approximations of numbers and values fitting them into mental graphs. "softballs have a lot of rubber in the mix and they'd be a good insulator. But it's resisting the electricity that causes heat. If you touched it, you wouldn't fry like that, it'd probably just stop your heart or cause fibrillation, but I guess your blood would boil and burn your skin if the current reached a ground state through you."<br/><br/>His voice had grown excited and animated, shedding his nervous shyness in the sheer pleasure of recounting a scientific fact, but he grew awkward as he realized he would probably be frightening some of the others.<br/><br/>"Sorry, I didn't think..."<br/><br/>He trailed off back into his wary silence.