[MJA]

Originally Posted by RascalPuff Dear MJA: "If everything is in motion, then there is no such thing as inert mass value, is there? Inert mass does not exist." On the contrary, MJA. There's all different kinds of motions at different speeds, expansions and accelerations. Inert and Heavy mass are cornerstones of Classical and Contemporary physics. Without rewriting my work in progress at the provided URL, its tedious to respond to questions - or respond to answers - you probably wouldn't even present, if you familiarized yourself with the work at issue, or the work of many others who've fullfilled explanations for the same questions and answers you ask and present. Regarding your preoccupation with equalibrium, you have an ally in the Tao and the I Ching. But perhaps not as you anticipate. Have you studied them? Regards, -RP

Dear RP,

Your answer is incorrect.

Nothing can have inert or motionless mass value if nothing is inert or motionless.

Regarding your difficulty answering simple question on gravity and motion lead me to believe you either don't know the answer, or you have complicated physics to such a state of confusion (quagmire, or mud) that you can't truly explain with simple clarity what you claim to know.

I'll try again,

What is your simple definition of gravity?

Thanks,

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MJA