被闪电击中：身体与心灵的创伤

What getting hit by lightning does to the body and mind By Jacob Stern Photographs by Stacy Kranitz Above: Steve Marshburn Sr., the founder of the group, seated at a conference luncheon. The conference always has a theme, and that year’s was Hawaii. What does it feel like to be struck by lightning? There is no easy analogue. A defibrillator delivers up to 1,000 volts to a patient’s heart; inmates executed by electric chair typically receive about 2,000. A typical lightning strike, by contrast, transmits 100 million volts or more. But lightning races through the body in milliseconds, and therefore often spares it. Some people black out instantly upon being struck. …