` == V is not equal to IR== Facts:  1) In chemisty the number of electrons leaving a mass is determined by the voltage Source: chemistry textbook  2) In induction physics, the current is determined by the number of coils in the winding source: physics textbooks  3) In circiut theory the current is determined by the load Source: also physics textbook  4) these three things are all different  5) In the power industry, there is also something called ``current draw`` which is a current not determined by the load but the power supply Source: Con Edison training manual  6) All of these things with the exception of 5 are excepted theories of science that contflict with the electricity theory 7) The units for charge are wrong. The 4pi that is in F = q1*q2/(4pir^2). the 4 pi is found experimentaly but is from the units.  I find that most circuits textbooks don't even talk at all about any scientist. Many of whom pointed out alot of these things What I demand:  1) A scientific presentation of electricity theory that uses the scientific method  2) A list of people in the scientific community who actually accepted this (and hold electrons to be a fact and more than a theory), and on what basis of the scientific method did they accept it.`