It isn't conductive. o.O o.O o.O But it can be affected by static electricity. There are examples everywhere outside (like, if you rub your hand on a plastic thing, you may feel the static electricity).
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Typical plastics do tend to pick up static electricity. Why do you ask?
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Plastic does not generate electrostatics right?
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