“…– Electricity! – the puny and fidgety know-it-all Grachev immediately responded. – This is understandable, this is primitive. The same electricity as in the network, just think! “It’s like that, but not like that,” objected Gennady Rodionovich, partly satisfied. – In the case of a comb and an ebonite stick, we are dealing with the forces of electrostatic interaction. Electric current is one thing, but electrostatics is something completely different. Why, for example, does water, which is a combination of two gases, exist on our planet in liquid form? Because of hydrogen bonds, which you will study in chemistry lessons and which are nothing more than the forces of electrostatic attraction. That’s how water molecules are structured, that they have a plus and a minus... – Having somehow depicted on the board a pair of water molecules linked by bonds and not hearing behind his back the chuckles that necessarily accompanied this drawing, if the circle denoting an oxygen atom turned out to be at least slightly oblong, Gennady Rodionovich perked up and continued: “Now let’s take at least agricultural saurs.” What reason makes their so-called “bodies” hold their shape? Simply put, why can’t the wind dishevel the agricultural saur like a cloud? “These are nanorobots, not water,” Grachev grimaced contemptuously. - They have a program. - Nonsense. The reason is the same - electrostatics, only the nanorobots that form the body of the agricultural saur have not two poles, but at least four... in fact, there are more..."