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I have three objects: A, B and C. A and B neither attract<snip>
nor repel
each other. However, both are attracted to C.
Apparently, I am missing other ways because I am blinded
by what I already know from other experiments. Can someone explain
these other ways to me?
Suppose rubbing the balloon just made it hotter, and there<snip>
were some (hitherto unsuspected) fundamental force that
attracted paper to hotness. You couldn't disprove it with
just this one experiment. And you couldn't prove that there
was negative as well as positive hotness-fluid involved.