Programmable Inertia Generators!

[MarkE]

Below is the definition for the well-established term of inertia in quotes (this definition is not of my own invention as you falsely asserted):

"Inertia is the resistance of any physical object to any change in its state of motion, including changes to its speed and direction or the state of rest".

An object that has constant velocity doesn't have any change in its state of motion, thus it has no resistance or inertia, and there is no force required for it to remain at that constant velocity per Newton's first law.

Gravock

LOL, that's called pretzel logic.

[minnie]

  I didn't realise how involved some of these outwardly simple looking
things could be, you have an "inertial frame of reference" and
then "fictitious force" appears. I think Newton was pretty smart!
                  John..

[gravityblock]

LOL, that's called pretzel logic.

This is another assertion by you with nothing to back up your false assertion.

Gravock

[MarkE]

  I didn't realise how involved some of these outwardly simple looking
things could be, you have an "inertial frame of reference" and
then "fictitious force" appears. I think Newton was pretty smart!
                  John..

Newton was an amazingly smart person.

[MarkE]

This is another assertion by you with nothing to back up your false assertion.

Gravock

LOL your declarations such as: 

An object that has constant velocity doesn't have any change in its state of motion, thus it has no resistance or inertia, and there is no force required for it to remain at that constant velocity per Newton's first law.

are completely confused tripe.  Force is required to a-c-c-l-e-r-a-t-e a mass because of the mass' property of inertia.  You just keep goring round and round on the same fail.