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... An experiment was performed showing that I1 is larger than I2.
And integrals of currents (when I1>0 and I2>0) differ in the same
way. For example, I1=5*I2 and Q1=5*Q2. Would such data be in
conflict with the law of conservation of electric charges? I do not
think so. By the way, the description of a real experiment of that
kind is going to be posted separately.
The conservation of Q thesis is vindicated if you can find the
"missing" charge elsewhere!