Why did people STOP BELIEVING in JEDI (and the Force) after the Clone Wars? | Star Wars Lore 

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*Attempt 385* Do the Forerunners vs The Forerruners vs The Imperium of Man (Halo vs Warhammer 40k) with both factions at their peak strengths and advancements, super weapons and ai included, The Imperium also get their Emperor of Mankind, both at full capacity, and armies and fleets at full strength and numbers.

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By "Hunk of Junk" you mean "Millenium Falcon"

The Jedi, I feel, with not much thought, were a good example of a religion or cult becoming engrained in the government almost like a weird version of the prime minister/pope relationship except there really wasn’t a specific leading Jedi like there’s a pope. Anyways, in this universe things are much more understood and almost simply a homeostasis of energy, good vs evil, and the force basically took the place of god or the priesthood. It’s says a lot about our actually organized belief system that relies on mostly stories passed down whereas, long ago in a galaxy far, far away, there’s less mention of the god figure and less of a personification of the god, making the indirect suggestion that god is beyond form and is pure energy which is the understanding that enlightens the Jedi into their ascension into the force and disappearance. It’s an interesting take on a universe where the Jedi have answered and understand the meaning of life and can manipulate it. I like the simplicity of the views of the Jedi and the interesting Symbol of darkness that arises when Palpatine tries to speak of darth plagues the wise which is like their version of a biblical story that can be openly interpreted and manipulated into a dark force to ruin lives which religion has in many cases what with the inquisition and terrorist attacks you could even say the nazis were religious fanatics in their own right thinking they were cleansing when they really were only misled by a drug addled fool. But palpatine was basically the star wars version of a satanic ritualist that understood and perverted the meaning of life that got into politics and tried to ruin everything in an attempt to exercise more control and power. Anyways the symbols are subtle and reaching but if you see them it’s crazy.

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Yeah, it took an unexpected deep turn real quick, nice work Eck!

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Unless the Force gave a shit about the small things, if something didn't threaten the way of things, then it didn't do a thing.

The Jedi, I feel, with not much thought, were a good example of a religion or cult becoming engrained in the government almost like a weird version of the prime minister/pope relationship except there really wasn’t a specific leading Jedi like there’s a pope. Anyways, in this universe things are much more understood and almost simply a homeostasis of energy, good vs evil, and the force basically took the place of god or the priesthood. It’s says a lot about our actually organized belief system that relies on mostly stories passed down whereas, long ago in a galaxy far, far away, there’s less mention of the god figure and less of a personification of the god, making the indirect suggestion that god is beyond form and is pure energy which is the understanding that enlightens the Jedi into their ascension into the force and disappearance. It’s an interesting take on a universe where the Jedi have answered and understand the meaning of life and can manipulate it. I like the simplicity of the views of the Jedi and the interesting Symbol of darkness that arises when Palpatine tries to speak of darth plagues the wise which is like their version of a biblical story that can be openly interpreted and manipulated into a dark force to ruin lives which religion has in many cases what with the inquisition and terrorist attacks you could even say the nazis were religious fanatics in their own right thinking they were cleansing when they really were only misled by a drug addled fool. But palpatine was basically the star wars version of a satanic ritualist that understood and perverted the meaning of life that got into politics and tried to ruin everything in an attempt to exercise more control and power. Anyways the symbols are subtle and reaching but if you see them it’s crazy.

@@randomdude189 I made effort and read your spagetti-long comment, and I did not regret it.

No. Even at the height of Jedi power. Very, very few people in the entire Galaxy ever saw or interacted with a Jedi. So it was heard of but never seen.

Lol. The idea of the force as a religion is entirely due to people looking at the surface level of the story. The mockery of the uneducated by calling it a religion (both with the general in the Death star and with Han on the Falcon) were both used to indicate how people now saw the Jedi. The Jedi themselves didn't see it as a religion. It was just another aspect of physics, like thermodynamics, time, or gravity. This is why Lucas introduced the concept of Midichlorians. It was NEVER intended by Lucas to be a religion. I'm pretty sure it was addressed in the canon where the "religion" of the jedi was something the empire pushed so as to discredit the Jedi. The Jedi Order were guardians of peace and justice throughout the galaxy. Not some cult of worshippers of a mystical power. The force was part of them but also a tool they used. It wasn't something that required belief or ritual. While the Sith used ritual, it was in order to create more fear and anger that they could use to more effectively attune to the force. Something they could have done in any number of ways, but making it "mysterious" suited their purposes in retaining power. The jedi never used ritual.

It's a shame that the empire was betrayed from the inside by the traitorous Vader. I trusted his better judgement in wiping out the terrorists, yet he assassinated palatine at his weakest. I still hope that the first order will bring stability back to the galaxy. The new Republic was nothing more than a extension of the corrupt influence of the old jedi. My allegiance will always lie with the empire.

Unironically though, I imagine that even a lot of people who opposed the Empire never liked the Jedi all that much. One of the things I’d use to wonder about is whether the reformed Republic would treat Jedi differently, perhaps making sure not to give direct political power to them.

The jedi had no political authority, influence? Maybe.

@@theenzoferrari458 Its a joke fool.

The most unsettling thing about the Jedi is that they could take your freakin' free will away! Make you do, say, THINK whatever they want. I saw it happen... I was working as a bartender at this club on Coruscant when this Jedi strolls in and orders a drink. I didn't actually know he was a Jedi at first. I'd never seen one before (or since), and I hadn't been living on Coruscant for very long, so just about everything looked exotic and strange to me. But then this skeezer rolled up to him and tried to sell him some death sticks, and the Jedi told him (and I'll never forget this) that he should go home and rethink his life. To which the the trash bantha repeated verbatim what the Jedi said, turned around, and beat it the fuck outta there. That really freaked me out... Being able to erase or manipulate what basically makes you a sentient being is one thing, but the fact that the Jedi presume that they have the right to blithely impose that power on their fellow citizens whenever it's convenient for them is downright TERRIFYING! I can't think of a more heinous violation that a person could commit upon another person. It's worse than physical rape in my mind, but the Jedi do it with aplomb to people who are simply annoying them. How do you think the Jedi would turn your mind inside-out if they REALLY had a bone to pick with you? Nobody should have that much power and be free to wield it on the people without stricture, or consequence. That's just tyranny.

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How microjumps work in the heat of battle: not very well, unless you're using an interdictor to control where your ship comes out of hyperspace, in which case it's a normal jump that gets cut short. Microjumps are pretty inaccurate, though I think the Chiss were a bit better at it than other people.

Same way the Jedi found them: a combination of trained Force-sensitives and "medical" tests.

Well, following on from Episode 5, certainly. Prior that, his intentions may have been a more distant purge. But with Anakin so crucial to it, that locks things in.

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I was about to say the same thing. Very good video

Well given how things ended up for the Wookiee after the Jedi came to “help”. I can understand why Chewbacca might not have shared many stories about them.

@@macromicro1715 TBF none of that was exactly the fault of the Jedi. It rested heavily on Imperial policy that was going to be enacted regardless.

​@@Bustermachine I dont disagree, but it was with the Jedi that the soon to be imperial forces arrived with. It was the Jedis word of protection that failed when they were slaughtered and the Wookie's faced the imperial oppressors. Most certainly not the ending the Jedi would have wanted, but in their position of authority the responsibility lies on them for being unable to foresee this threat when they brought Republic forces into this conflict. The CIS left little choice admittedly, but to the beleaguered populous, who and for what reason their planet burned means very little. Only that it burned, despite the Jedis efforts. That is something I'd imagine Chewbacca would find great pain in discussing. Especially with the compartively infantile in age Solo, who despite being a good friend may not understand the scope of regret a hundred plus year old being can hold after such a tragedy.

@@macromicro1715 well the thing is Han's words I feel is the mysticism behind the force he doubted not the Jedi, with everything that happened during the 20 odd years after order 66 it all may have fallen into legend with many thinking what has been said as exaggeration also the extent of the Jedi involvement on Kashyyyk is unknown, Lucas didn't give much detail.

@@macromicro1715 Chewie was there when Order 66 came down. He knows for a FACT that the Jedi had nothing to do with the subjugation of his people.

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