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The latter practice, regarded by the Jedi as a heretical perversion of nature, underscored the differences between light-siders, who sought harmony with the living Force, and dark-siders, who valued brute strength above all else and foreshadowed the replacement of "a more civilized age" with the techno-fascist Empire.

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Especially as we enter into our reality being blurred with AI and augmented realities, it can be very confusing as we are moving into another living force that is digital and that the supercomputers have their own algorithms that can build names.

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Her mind moves just as nimbly from an appraisal of Gottfried Leibniz to a discussion of “living force,” a scientific concept for kinetic energy first developed by Leibniz and later elaborated upon by Emilie.

The law was part of a settlement with the Whanganui Iwi, comprising Māori from a number of tribes who have long viewed the river as a living force.

The Russian leader has cited Gumilev’s theory of “passionarity,” which Laruelle described as “a living force specific to each people group made up of bio-cosmic energy and inner force.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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