Voltage is dangerous, not amperes like here

think you have that the wrong way around buddy. You can have a shock of thousands of volts with a fraction of a milliamp and barely feel it - think static electricity. You get a shock of 1A at any voltage and you're going to really hurt

Amps are the killer.

Volts just flash bigger, amps burn you to the core.

What a hot mess of misinformation.

You need a sufficient level of voltage AND current to accomplish electrocution.
Enough voltage to penetrate skin resistance, and enough current to stop the heart.

this proves electricity is dangerous in the same way it proves knives are ment for gardening.

Since I know very little about electricity, I'll add that after ingesting amps if you're standing near enough to a pile of U235 you can trigger a nuclear reaction, fission with the best of them, and live through the ordeal.

Plenty of ignorant comments here... You need voltage to push amps, it's not an either-or thing. You can't push 1v at 1000amps through a person, it just won't work. It's not like there's some electrical piston forcing amps through something. You get lots of amps through metal because it's very conductive (wires, etc), people aren't very conductive, that's why we don't explode / melt when touching the battery terminals on a car, however do that with a wrench and watch it glow.

Frederick,

it's not about real, it's about funny

"El diablo" machin !