Are inherent thinking and inertial thinking the same thing?

No, inherent thinking, that is, thinking set, belongs to cognitive psychology, is the psychological preparation state of people engaged in certain psychological activities, and is also the habitual thinking direction formed by people for a long time. Inertial thinking refers to one thing, or several similar things, starting from a kind of thinking and continuing this kind of thinking in the development process of things. It is an inherent pattern formed in the process of human growth and a kind of self-cognition of society, so inherent thinking and inertial thinking are not the same meaning. Thinking refers to thinking, thinking, and by extension, which is a process of generalizing and indirectly reacting to things with the help of language.