Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
This implies that quality insults were wasted.
The state of being off-topic is what makes them a waste, not the content, themselves.
The alternative is interpreting the insults as their own contributive entity almost wholly separate from the thread's topic. In which case, yes, it can be boiled down to "good fun."
Also.....REPORTED! RAWR!
Originally posted by dadudemon
The state of being off-topic is what makes them a waste, not the content, themselves.The alternative is interpreting the insults as their own contributive entity almost wholly separate from the thread's topic. In which case, yes, it can be boiled down to "good fun."
Also.....REPORTED! RAWR!
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So i looked at this page hoping i'd see where teh argument was headed. Imagine my surprise that another HP vs. star wars thread would provoce such off topicness. But i digress, what i'd like to know is what the range of a jedi's power actually are in regards to the things they can do to other poeple. I know they can sense things like people dying on other planets, but can they influence someones mind from say 100 yards? And another thing, can force push stop a wall of fire?
Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
By moving the air it would rely on.
And if the Fiendfyre was in a force governed universe, everything in that universe would be made of....ummm....force...including the fiendfyre.So that fool was most likely right.
Originally posted by Sadako of GirthFiendfyre has a mind of it's own, dude. It has a conscience. It's not some overgrown campfire.
By moving the air it would rely on.
And if the Fiendfyre was in a force governed universe, everything in that universe would be made of....ummm....force...including the fiendfyre.So that fool was most likely right.
Try again.
Originally posted by omgchos
I hate to reference the prequels in my arguments, but Jorge basically killed the idea that the force governs the universe. As it comes from microscopic organisms.
Midichlorians are the conduits by which the force "speaks" to the the force sensitive. The greater the count (it's a per cell, thing...not a "overall" count. A lot of people mistake Vader's missing limbs for the reasons he lost the majority of his potential), the stronger the person's force potential.
In other words, the "force" is not the sum of a microscopic organism.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Fiendfyre has a mind of it's own, dude. It has a conscience. It's not some overgrown campfire.Try again.
It can have all the mind it wants, but if its made of force, (which it would have to be to be present in this battle) then its subject to the will of the living force.
* Do or do not....there is no try." - Yoda, Empire Strikes Back 1980, 1997, 2005
You really should get round to knowing even the basics of SW, in the future. 🙂
Originally posted by dadudemon
Midichlorians are the conduits by which the force "speaks" to the the force sensitive. The greater the count (it's a per cell, thing...not a "overall" count. A lot of people mistake Vader's missing limbs for the reasons he lost the majority of his potential), the stronger the person's force potential.In other words, the "force" is not the sum of a microscopic organism.
Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
No need to "try"*.
Not when success was attained the first time.It can have all the mind it wants, but if its made of force, (which it would have to be to be present in this battle) then its subject to the will of the living force.
* Do or do not....there is no try." - Yoda, Empire Strikes Back 1980, 1997, 2005
You really should get round to knowing even the basics of SW, in the future. 🙂
That's what it basically boils down to tho. He's saying the force is in everything, as if its the backbone of the universe. Which it was in the original star wars. But the way he explained in the prequels is that they are where the force comes from.
The Force is generated by the midiclorians, but the Force itself is a universal energy field that permeats everything. Hence why non-living matter can be affected by it.
Originally posted by Nephthys
The Force is generated by the midiclorians, but the Force itself is a universal energy field that permeats everything. Hence why non-living matter can be affected by it.
Originally posted by Nephthys
The Force is generated by the midiclorians, but the Force itself is a universal energy field that permeats everything. Hence why non-living matter can be affected by it.
Again, I submit the word "conduit."
Originally posted by omgchos
so you'd think after thousands of years of untilizing the force the jedi's might have picked up on how to do it themselves. But apperently this universal permeating power that exists in all things can only be harnessed by bacteria or something along those lines. And then funneled through someone who was lucky enuf at birth to have more than a few of these said organisms in their blood.
Not even bacteria: they are organelles inside of other cells.
Originally posted by omgchos
U succesfully just danced around my entire point. And organelles arent life forms. they are parts of parts of life forms. Qui gon said life forms. Sorry.
Why the hostility, bro?
And, no, you did not make a point that was worth responding to. You point boils down to "nuh-uhhhh" and you just repeated yourself. Why would I respond to that when I hate circular discussions?
And, no, sorry, you're wrong: they are like organelles because they exsist inside of the "host's" cells. It's referred to as a symbiotic relationship.
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Midi-chlorian
They have "works cited" for you, as well.
Here's he clencher:
"It is said that certain creatures are born with a higher awareness of the Force than humans. Their brains are different; they have more midi-chlorians in their cells."
-George Lucas circa 1977