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Inertial motion
Persistence of motion
- Is inertial motion persistence of motion? Is it tendency to keep moving?
- It seems just the opposite. Inertial motion always diminishes. In this world there is no place without friction. If there is no friction then the motion becomes curved and closed.
- Bodies do not have an innate tendency to maintain its motion or rest.
- There is no state of rest in this world.
- Bodies have tendency not to continue their motion
- But do not go towards rest, there is no rest.
- So what happens then?
- Even the earth slows down as far as I know. This must be rotation.
- There is change of motion there is no lack of motion
- Motion must change constantly
- Newton’s “law” of inertia is absurdly silly and childish attemp to justify his forceful explanation of orbits.
- What is resistance to change? Why would inert bodies resist change?
- Is inertia a property of matter? This is a very old question and as usual Newton suffocates the subject in his application of layers and layer of sophistry
- Bodies left on their own reduce their speed, they don’t continue on straight lines forever.
- There is no forever in this world and especially not in scientific explanations