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Does electricity flow three dimensionally?

I hope that title does my question justice.

When electricity moves it takes the path of least resistance in a straightish line. 

Is there ever an instance where it doesnt go from point A to B and just exsists in a space? Conceptually like a ball of lightning I guess.
gpt
The word "electricity" has several meanings. Assuming that you meant "electric current":

Electric current doesn't take the path of least resistance. It takes all the possible paths, but most of it goes through the path of least resistance, a bit less through a path that is a bit more resistant etc.

Electric current is the flow of charged particles. It is possible that a charged particle doesn't go anywhere, but then it isn't electric current. It is possible to have a body that is electrically charged but it isn't electric current.