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>> When people ask that question the answer is generally given in
>> simplistic terms.
>
> The most common one being "the voltage is high, but the current is low",
> which don't make sense.
Presumably they mean that the maximum current is low. If you neutralise
the difference in charge faster than the system can replace it, the
voltage *changes*. So U=RI is not violated, yet the system *does* have a
maximum currentl.
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