Re: Telepathy
Originally posted by Darth Exodus
For a while I've been wondering how jedi use telepathy. It seems to me that it's never really described in much detail or how it works. Can Jedi actually hear the thoughts of a person? Can they see the subconcious? Memories? Etc.I'm just a tad confused.
As I understand it the Jedi are not telepathic, they're empathic. They can't read thoughts, they can only read a person's emotional state and feelings.
In "The Truce at Bakura," Luke tells Gaeriel (sp?) this at one point.
Originally posted by Captain REX
What a manipulative *****!...
Anyways, I think you'd need technopathy to read T3's mind, not telepathy. But that's just getting into the realm of super powers.
Well wouldn't the all the things that force users do be considered superpowers just like the heroes and villans from Marvel and DC?
Originally posted by Darth Exodus
Thanks, now I'm even more confused!
No offense, but what is there to be confused about? Jedi are empathic (can read emotions) and are sometimes capable of a degree of telepathy with people that they have some kind of connection to. Seems very simple to me.
Originally posted by Darth Exodus
Anyway, the thing that confuses me now is that it would seem that Jedi propably are 'just' emphatic, [b]buuuutt Kota said directly that Marek could read his mind. Is that just poor writing or the clinching proof? [/B]
Kota revealed at the end that he knew (or at least strongly suspected) all along that Marek was Vader's apprentice. His comment about Marek being able to sense his thoughts was just an excuse to avoid letting them know that he knew.
No offense, but what is there to be confused about?
You know, just becuase you say 'no offence', it doesn't make it any less offensive! 'Sulks' crydisgust
Jedi are empathic (can read emotions) and are sometimes capable of a degree of telepathy with people that they have some kind of connection to. Seems very simple to me.
The thing that confused me was that you guys were saying that Jedi can only read the minds of bonded (titter) comrades and are otherwise limited to empathy while I had in mind a case were a force user read the mind of a non-f-sensitive (Kota was cut off at the time) with whom he could not possibly have a connection.
Kota revealed at the end that he knew (or at least strongly suspected) all along that Marek was Vader's apprentice. His comment about Marek being able to sense his thoughts was just an excuse to avoid letting them know that he knew.
No offence (see I can do it toodevil2) but that's some pretty shaky logic. If Kota said that and the SA couldn't have possibly done it then the apprentice would have cottoned on to he fact that he was faking. It would be like me saying it to you and naturally you would be like,'WTF, is he high? No...... He's Lying!!!! He Knows!!!' (what I did last summer) etc.
I'll ask again, is this a C0ck-up or a hole in your theory.
Originally posted by Darth Exodus
You know, just becuase you say 'no offence', it doesn't make it any less offensive! 'Sulks' crydisgust
I realise that and I am sorry. I promise that I did not intend any harm.
Originally posted by Darth Exodus
The thing that confused me was that you guys were saying that Jedi can only read the minds of bonded (titter) comrades and are otherwise limited to empathy while I had in mind a case were a force user read the mind of a non-f-sensitive (Kota was cut off at the time) with whom he could not possibly have a connection.
Personally I never bought that 'cut off from the Force' thing. My impression is that Kota was either lying or had deluded himself. Either way, he had lost his confidence and the 'cut off from the Force' thing was just an excuse.
Originally posted by Darth Exodus
No offence (see I can do it toodevil2) but that's some pretty shaky logic. If Kota said that and the SA couldn't have possibly done it then the apprentice would have cottoned on to he fact that he was faking. It would be like me saying it to you and naturally you would be like,'WTF, is he high? No...... He's Lying!!!! He Knows!!!' (what I did last summer) etc.I'll ask again, is this a C0ck-up or a hole in your theory.
Neither. Kota simply reasoned that Starkiller would buy his claim as Starkiller would assume that Kota was saying "you're so powerful you can do something that no other Jedi can."