Atheist if were all made of electricity how come i can't charge?

How come i can't charge my iphone ios 8 with my skin i mean were both conducters duh it should work

Sorry, I'm not fluent in Idiot. Please type slowly and clearly.

Voltage is too low.

At least there are less gramatical errors this time.

You do have electricity in your skin (it's called the galvanic response), but it's too small to charge your iphone and you don't come complete with the right plug.

Why would an atheist know? If you were interested you would ask your question in Science and Mathematics rather than Religion and Spirituality. In any case we're not "made of electricity". Atoms are composed of charged particles but the charges cancel each other out. If you remove some of the negative ions, by combing your hair for instance, you can produce a static electric discharge but there would not be enough to charge anything.

Undoubtedly you've lost your own charge. You need to stick your finger in an electrical plug until you're recharged. Don't worry, it won't kill you unless you're standing in water- I've done it lots of times; too lazy to turn of power when replacing a light switch or plug.
When you're fully recharged you can recharge your phone.
This is free advice here so I hope you appreciate it double duh

Is "do you want fries with that" part of your daily routine?

Is this an attempt to refute atheism? Is this supposed to prove god exists? Or are you just trying to show how little you know about the human body and electricity?

"if we're all made of electricity" - well, that's the problem, since we're not all made of electricity.

A conducter is something that allows electricity to flow. A conducter doesn't create electricity.

Too much static

You need to charge yourself first by putting a fork into a live wall socket