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The ground (earth if your Irish like me) is a protective conductor,in the event of a exposed conductive part of anything comes in contact with a current carrying conductor the earth dissipates the current to ground by a path of least resistance,ie a person would be harder to get through than a copper cable

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The ground is generally considered a good conductor rather than an insulator. It can conduct electricity and can help to dissipate excess charge.

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