Re: Forces w/o third-law partners???????

[Jim Green <JMGreen@SISNA.COM>]

> does not make mechanical calculations easier. Mysticism
> should be eliminated from physics whenever the opportunity
> is presented, and the principle of equivalence affords us
> that opportunity.

Amen to that!!!

> There is no difference between inertial
> forces and gravitational forces, just as there is no
> difference between inertial mass and gravitational mass.

But I guess I will have to admit that I am now a bit confused as to just
what forces are being called "inertial" by which poster.  Maybe someone
could give a list.  I am not sure that each poster's list is the same.

Jim Green
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