You weren't questioning it, you were stating falsehoods.

You said the Cavendish experiment had only been done once - You did this despite being told that it has been preformed 1000's of times. You are a liar.

You said gravity only works because our planets has an iron core - This is totally wrong, you are either an idiot or a liar (I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're a liar).

Then you said you didn't say the above line - another lie

do i need to go on?

Where did i say this experiment was only done once - you sir are a blatant liar. Gravity is just a theory that has yet to be proven, if you read any Tesla, it makes total sense how Gravity is just part of the electromagnetic spectrum but believing in a different theory than you is not lying, and to suggest this just speaks to your ill character.

So your reasons to call me a liar have gone from 20 things taken out of perspective, down to just one thing and this just boils down to the fact I believe in a different theory. But am I a liar if I believe in a different theory? So if I believe that sugar causes diabetes and you believe eating fatty foods causes diabetes -- are you're just going to call anything I say a lie? Wow, your really awesome at making wildly outrageous assumptions. Is this how you argue in whatever country you come from? You just call people liars who don't agree with you? I believe you owe me an apology but I won't hold my breath waiting for it.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Mar 3 2016 08:20pm

Are your assumptions just an attempt to deflect the fact that you're a liar?

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That would require at LEAST 10^80 linearly independent electric charges. So far you have 2, so you are:

9,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,998 charges short. You sir are a crackpot.

In fact this idea of yours is by about 50 orders of magnitude the worst prediction I've ever seen.

Are you talking about this crazy idea that small rocks have gravity, I agree - it's pretty funny.

how far "science" has fallen. Bickering over utter nonsense.

Do the Cavendish experiment with rocks, they will attract each other.

And if they don't, would you be a liar?