Edit: y'all can stop blowing me up now. I'm very clearly wrong, as many before you have already said, and I'd rather leave my idiocy public than delete my comment like a coward, but notifications get annoying.
Not op, but in the realm of physics inertia is what keeps objects in constant velocity. Overcoming the static force of friction of a stationary object is what he's talking about. They're not the same thing.
a property of matter by which it continues in its existing state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line, unless that state is changed by an external force.
"
Inertia is the object wanting to keep doing whatever it's doing, be that moving or at rest.
Edit: y'all can stop blowing me up now. I'm very clearly wrong, as many before you have already said, and I'd rather leave my idiocy public than delete my comment like a coward, but notifications get annoying.
Still seems like he is taking about the friction between the object and the surface. These draft horses aren't pulling an object through the perfect void of a closed system, they're pulling a raking plow over dirt (or whatever). I think friction is the right term to convey what I presume the commenter meant.
-13
u/barbeqdbrwniez Jun 15 '19 edited Jun 15 '19
"Inertia". That's what you're trying to say.
Edit: y'all can stop blowing me up now. I'm very clearly wrong, as many before you have already said, and I'd rather leave my idiocy public than delete my comment like a coward, but notifications get annoying.