tential and usually requires metallic conductors to flow
along. On the other hand, &quot;static electricity&quot; does not
discharge in the same way, and readily moves and collects on both
conductors and insulators. Because &quot;static electricity&quot;
behaves more like ether than electricity, I am going coin a term
for this form of energy when it is present in wires and circuits.
I call it &quot;ETHERICITY&quot;, to distinguish it from
electricity all together.</font></p>

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