Use a cellphone under trees in rain.
Learned few days ago that it's not actually dangerous, at least doesn't make you have a higher change to be struck by thunder.
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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To be honest, I feel like I'd be more concerned with my phone getting water damaged, than getting struck by lightning.
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Are you going to make me log back into reddit to find the most upvotes comment to this question?
Sharks during scuba dive. Most sharks are not dangerous / interested to humans when following some rules.
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Many people think sharks are dangerous, but shark attacks are accidents in which sharks mistake humans for seals. Sharks are actually in more danger from us.