I subscribed to the traditional philosophy espoused in the OT. That's why I was taken aback by The Kreia Revelation, and decided to bring it up for conversation.
[1] As I mentioned just above, Occham's Razor suggests that, based on logic, The Force is some sort of small "f" force, without sentience. (No need for it, so its out, too. Of course this is just building a fit hypothetical model to fit the known evidence, minus the unnecessary stuff: there is no reason to say that The Force isn't actually sentient and scheming to turn the Jedi Council into a pile of poodoo -- that would be a faith based judgement.)
[2] So it acts like a big gravity well on every particle in the universe (according to some intrinsic component -- like those damnable midichlorians -- and the "distance for a set point* in the alignment of The Force"*).
[3] Every time you take it pulls, every time you pull it takes (relative to said point of reference).
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Well how do you explain the creation of The Chosen One then? since he was born without a father .. if the force is not a sentient being then this would be a random thing, and if that was the case, how come there was a prophecy foretelling this?
1. Well you covered your bases here .. But as you say, it can still be sentient, we may simply not know the whole thruth ..
2 + 3. does this impliy that The Force is subject to the universal laws of physics?
imo The Force needs to be somewhat sentient .. as Jedis are 'allowed' to see future events through it, which, in my mind, implies it's omniscient in some way..
Maybe The Force is some kind og united conscience (if you can say that in English?), the total of all the minds of all life combined.. thus acting like a "super subconscience" .. hmm I'll need to think a little more about that..