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Anti-electrons exist, right? Does this mean that anti-electricity, anti-electrostatic fields, and anti-magnetism also exist?

If so what would these phenomenon be like?

How would they interact with their normal counterparts and with normal matter?
gpt
> Anti-electrons exist, right?

Yes, they are called positrons. They are created naturally in beta-plus radioactive decay. 

> Does this mean that anti-electricity, anti-electrostatic fields, and anti-magnetism also exist?

No. Positrons have regular positive charge just like protons. When positrons move, they form a regular electric current, not an anti-electric current. A stream of positrons creates an electric current that forms electomagnetic fields exactly like a stream of any other positively charged does, such as a stream of protons. Furthermore, in terms of electric current, a steam of positive electric charges acts exactly like a stream of negative electric charges traveling in the opposite direction. Therefore, a stream of positrons going North acts exactly like a stream of electrons going South. They both create the exact same, regular electromagnetic fields. 

In your mind, what is "anti-magnetism" supposed to mean? Mathematically, the opposite of a certain magnetic field is just a different magnetic field pointed in the opposite direction. It is not something exotic.