Right, so, in an AC circuit, there is a movement of information without a net movement of the same elektrons, right? And it's (at least partially) the same elec

Right, so, in an AC circuit, there is a movement of information without a net movement of the same elektrons, right? And it's (at least partially) the same electrons that jiggle left to right, right? So is it fair to say that in a DC circuit, there is movement of mass (although net, it balances out, because what goes in out on the left comes in on the right); whereas in an AC circuit, information is transferred just through the movement of the elektrons, but not through the elektrons themselves?