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First of all, if you remember physics class, 1 milliampere CAN kill you.
Second of all, it all depends on conductibility and resistance. Some human beings are better at conducting electricity, some of them are better at resisting it. In the case of high resistance, you get health risks, potential burns and in some cases, death.
Last but not least, in the case of someone having a heart condition, heavy moisture on the points of contact and a small amount of voltage / amperage, there are a lot of risks involved including chances of injury and death.
Now, as an experienced electrician, I've had many shocks and electrocutions occur to me in the passed years and fortunately I've survived them all. As mentioned before, some people are at higher risk then others and a few volts / amps can kick you deep to your grave.
Please, when playing with electricity, remember this young man's horrible faith.