For electric circuits, what is analogous to the statement "water seeks its own level"?

Question

For electric circuits, what is analogous to the statement "water seeks its own level"?

please make the answer 9th grade level
only has to be 1 sentence
Thanks

Answer 1

The voltage or potential is the difference, or "height" above "Water level", If you equalize the voltage ( being zero) between two points in a circuit, then there is no current flowing.

Answer 2

Nietzsche's declaration that "God is dead" is a statement about society's dispatching of spiritual and religious sources for moral guidance. Nietzsche believed that if we were to completely rid ourselves of our beliefs in these sources of 'order' that we would, by default, also rid ourselves of our moral constructs,... which would lead us not to just a mere dilution of morality, but to our elimination of morality in toto; in other words, - into nihilism. As a remedy to the eventuality of nihilism, Nietzsche cleaved to the notion that humanity must re-evaluate its values in an effort to discover a new source of order, which leads to Nietzsche's doctrine of 'Will To Power'. - ... ... but that is another topic altogether...;-) -

Answer 3

Electricity alsways wants to go to ground.