so you are not going to do the experiment?
why do you avoid things that challenge your theory? it's the only way to improve one's understanding. it's what science is if it is anything.
whereas avoiding engaging seems to show only an interest in assertion and not in understanding.
if your theory is any good, you'll do the experiment and think about its meaning.
if you don't, i guess i'll just assume you are not interested in whether your theory stands up.
in my view, the experiment shows that there's no obvious link between gravity and the electrostatic model. paper reacts differently to cling film. electrostatic effects are strong. gravity is weak. cling film attracts because it is electrically charged. paper doesn't obviously do so because it isn't subject to static electricity (or at best hardly is). so gravity and static electricity appear to be different forces.
until you show me otherwise i'm going to assume the electric universe model can only withstand a kitchen table disproof by ignoring it. and that would be a shame.
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