Humans can levitate?

When you picture an atom in your mind,
What is the outermost part of the atom?

It's those tiny little electron runts running here and there in their orbitals or electron clouds.

And everything is made of atoms as well.

So, that means...

every surface outer layer should have a negative charge!

And everyone knows, at least they should know, that like charges repel each other because of the electric fields they generate.
Going back to the previous statement. "every surface outer layer should have a negative charge!"
Even the shoe sole is supposed to have a negative outer charger and so does the floor you walk on!
And there is a repulsion between them.
levitating you ever so slightly and not touching the ground...

I can show the calculation of this as well.

What is the weight of an average human being? let me ask google-sama
Well, google-sama said 620 N. I'll trust google-sama with that.

So each shoe should be supporting a weight of 310 N.

Now, what about the area of the shoe sole? Back google-sama...
100 cm² is what google-sama said what the area of a foot should be. And therefore I'll take the shoe's surface area as 0.02 m².

Google-sama also said that the diameter of an atom is 0.5 nm.

To find the number of atoms on the sole of the shoe,
which is area of shoe/ area of one atom. But what is the area of one atom? use πr² as we know the diameter of the atom already.

And the number of atoms is 1.02×10¹⁷ atoms.
And force on each atom will be, 310/(1.02×10¹⁷), which is 3.04×10⁻¹⁵
And each electron repealing its corresponding electron should be, the (3.04×10⁻¹⁵)/4, Why?
Oxygen is the most abundant and it has eight electrons for which 4 will be in each side.
The force electron exerts on each other will be 7.61×10⁻¹⁶ N

And here it is the height you levitate.
r=√((Q₁Q₂)/(4πεₒF))
And finally
r=5.5×10⁻⁷ m

Which is 8% the length of a red blood cell. That is barely anything and not worth your time fussing over... lol