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		ericwan on Aug 23, 2008 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Guy Kawasaki: Five most important lessons I've lea... in physics inertia means both "not willing to move" and "not willing to stop"

eru on Aug 24, 2008 | [–]

Intertia and momentum are even different things in physics.

demallien on Aug 24, 2008 | [–]

Think of it this way: Whilst I'm creating inertia, what are the units that I will use to measure the quantity produced?

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