Resonance and high frequency

[Classic]

There is an interesting point that I would like to discuss: do we really transfer electrical power between 2 or more circuits ?

Electrical charges that can "flow" in a wire goes anywhere ? What we actually transfer between 2 or more circuits ?

For example in a highly electric charged atmosfere due to some friction between dielectric materials we can "collect" same charges and guide them trough some diamagnetic or paramagnetic metals and those electric charges can produce a useful work. Is the atmosphere depleted of electrical charges ? Or we can obtain continuous them provided the friction is maintained ?

I have seen some kind of explanation about capacitor charge/discharge from high to low frequency and some observation about depleting the source. Comparing a battery with a bucket and hoses ... are we really moving any real matter that is supposed to be depleted ?

If we can magnetise an iron bar by just hammering it on S-N direction with an angle to the earth and without involving any apparent electric power source or temperature gradient ... what energy is there to make this possible ? Are we depleting anything ?

Can an "electron" (in fact an electric charge) transfer only its momentum and not its own mass ? How Newton Law can be considered for electricity ? What is induction and self induction ? What is magnetism and why we can calculate dipolar momentum for permanent magnets ?

How the heck "LAW" of conservation energy stand up to this ? Is the energy tangible ? If we destroy or create matter and matter posses energy is this "law" correct ? I can agree when matter is destroyed energy is dissipated ... but where it goes ? Also, when matter is created how the energy is stored in the matter ?

In what is called "chemical reactions" what is happening when science explain to us an electron with + absorb an electron with - ... is it "chemical" or electric in nature ?

Are we going to dismiss aparent overunity just for the sake of science built on wrong fundament ?