Otherwise the electricity would escape and get away.
Because the NEC says that all conductors will be insulated. The grounding conductor (usually bare) does not have to be insulated.
And of course the escaping and pooling of electrons on the floor.
Those pesky electrons!
All good answers but remember it doesn't apply to motors. Smoke powers motors... when the smoke starts coming out the motor quits... nothing to do with electrons.
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