If I touch one line of an exposed power line (say 300 kV AC) and the rest of my body is freely suspended (only in contact with air), am I not forming a capacitor (to ground)? If I am, are electrons not flowing in/out of me as I charge/discharge?
Is my understanding that this forms a capacitor incorrect, or is the capacitance such that electron flow is small despite the high voltages associated with power lines?