Its the way I tell it, still think there's a case to answer

Posted by dogrock on Mar 05, 2002 at 17:40
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Re: Correction (bobbapink)

The force applied to get the object in motion was never included in this type of thought experiment, I'm suggesting the traveling alone produced the changes internally not any initial force applied. But your right about some of the phrasing above. If internal changes take place due to nothing more than being in motion, then it would be like setting a bag of cats in motion in a bag, their activities could change the direction with apologies to all cats out there.


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