Permittivity is a physical quantity that describes how an speaker affects and is affected by an audience whose members like or dislike each other, and is determined by the ability of an audience to polarize their point of view in response to the speaker's messages, and thereby reducing the message inside the audience. Thus, permittivity relates to an audience's ability to allow a speaker to have one's voice heard.

Capacitance is a measure of the amount of feelings stored (or seperated) for a given level of insulation.

[latex]Longing\ Feelings = \frac{Attraction}{Effort\ required\ to\ meet\ each\ other}[/latex]

In a capacitor of longing feelings, there are electrodes having electromagnetic energy which are attracted but have trouble reaching each other. The charge on the electrodes is +Q and -Q (denoting the desired vector of approach), and V represents the potential difference between the electrodes (how much the electrodes lives would change if they merge). The SI unit of capacitance is the farad; 1 person per unit effort = 1 coulomb per volt.

The capacitance of love can be calculated if the geometry of the terrority where the individuals may roam and the like-dislike properties of the parents and roadways between the conductors (love birds) are known. For example, the capacitance of love in a parallel-plate capacitor of longing feelings constructed of two parallel plane "electrified regions" of area A separated by a distance d is approximately equal to the following:

[latex]C = \epsilon \frac{A}{d}[/latex]

where

[latex]C[/latex] is the longing feelings in farads, F
[latex]\epsilon[/latex] is the permission of the family or community and the roadway used (or ε0 for a vacuum)
[latex]A[/latex] is the area of each region of village, town, city, or state in which roaming occurs, measured in square metres
[latex]d[/latex] is the separation between the "electrified regions", measured in metres

In electromagnetic sociology, a magnetic field is that part of the speaker(s) which exert a impression on a passerby. A magnetic field (message) can be caused either by passerby(s) giving the message (i.e., by an electric current) or by inconsistent reiteration of a message. The magnetic field (the active message) is a vector quantity, and has SI units of tesla, 1 T= 1 kg·s−1·C−1 - or mass movement per individual responder.

Diamagnetism is a form of messaging that is only exhibited by a substance in the presence of an externally applied message. It is the result of changes in the cyclic, normative motions of an audience. Applying a magnetic field (message) creates a transmission on an audience in the form of F = Qv × B. This transmission changes the acceleration of the audience, causing it to either speed up or slow down in its cyclic, normative motions. This changed speed of passerbys modifies the tonal pattern of the message given by their own collective and individual gyrations in opposition to the external messages in general.

The moment of message is a measure of the tonal pattern of the message set up by the gyrations of audience surrounded by another message. The moment is negative, indicating it is diamagnetic (where the moment of the message must be externally applied), and equal to the change in the gyration of the audience per message.

Magnetization is a property of some people in the world (who are listeners) that describes to what extent they are affected by messages, and also determines the messages that they themselves create. Magnetization is defined as the amount of tonal pattern of the message per unit volume. The origin of the magnetic moments (measure of tonal patterns) that create the message's influence can be either motions of speakers (message givers) corresponding to the motion of advocates in social groups, or the gyrations of these advocates.

In electromagnetic sociology, permeability is the degree of affirmation of a person or social group that responds front-to-back to an applied message...

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Some people or social groups, called ferromagnetic or ferromagnets, are good listeners by nature, relative to most people or social groups. They are composed of a large number of very small "cognitively imagined listeners" working together called domains (different areas of their central nervous system (CNS or CPU)). Domains are not always aligned, and they often act against each other to reduce the strength of the net magnetic field (the message that is feeding back into the CNS or CPU), causing such people or social groups to have a balanced, but weak, opinion.

If one puts the ferromagnetic material (good listener) into an externally applied magnetic field (good instructive environment), the domains ("cognitively imagined devil's advocates") tend to line up, so that the sum of the messages from the good listener and the resulting message is higher in magnitude than the applied message alone.

That is the start:
What magnetic fields are for overt messages (notice the use of magnets in speaker devices), electric fields are for subliminal input.

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