That's obviously why we have (and are required to have) main bonding. Provided the entire building is constituted as an 'equipotential zone (by bonding together all possible paths to earth), it doesn't matter how many such paths they are. You seem to be talking about the (real) hazards which may exist if one does not have that bonding.But much lower if someone had got out of a shower and touched a radiator that was one of the paths, (or one foot in the water of a pressed steel bath).
I don't think many of us would disagree with that, but I don't think the above has much to do with it.The point I am trying to get across to the OP is to stop 'playing' around with this and get it sorted properly to avoid any potential incidents.
Kind Regards, John