> If you have a physical body not moving, and apply a force to make it > move, the force it is giving you back (like resisting movement), is > inertial
Agreed. > - it is the same thing as when you try to stop a moving body. ( Actually no - that's momentum. But terminology aside...) .. my point is that it cannot be this passive effect of mass that 'helps keeping the good connection.' because in a guy-forward move it works to bring them together, but in a guy-backward move it works to take them apart. Whereas what we feel from a good connection is that it keeps us together in both directions. Hence the cause must be more active than mere inertia/momentum. -- Chris _______________________________________________ Tango-L mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/tango-l
