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When people can be magical? Yes.Originally posted by kentonio View PostBecause in the Star Wars galaxy presumably the things that are really hard to make are all done by hand, because machines are less accurate/efficient than people?
There is plant life on the Tatooine. Look at some of the establishing shots.Originally posted by DaShi View PostBut how can it maintain a breathable atmosphere?Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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Indeed. That's because Sidious was able to maintain the belief that the Sith had died out long ago, allowing him to do a whole lot without getting noticed. Sidious was powerful enough to cloud Yoda's own foresight.Originally posted by Sava View Postand even then, it only took two sith to take down all those jediClick here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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A few house plants is not enough. You need jungles, you need oceans too.Originally posted by Lorizael View PostWhen people can be magical? Yes.
There is plant life on the Tatooine. Look at some of the establishing shots.“As a lifelong member of the Columbia Business School community, I adhere to the principles of truth, integrity, and respect. I will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do.”
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If your midichlorian count is less than 5000 or so you simply can't will the plasma to stay in stick form, and it will promptly pursue it's own ends ... generally involving their maker's end. (By that I mean their ass ... lightsabers are notorious butt-pirates. Of course this distinction is pointless, as being anally raped by a lightsaber also leads to the other sort of maker's end.)[/swlore]
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Depends on the population density of the planet, honestly. If there aren't a lot of consumers of oxygen, there don't need to be a lot of producers of oxygen, either.Originally posted by DaShi View PostA few house plants is not enough. You need jungles, you need oceans too.
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However, you need to distribute that oxygen across the entire planet. You'll need more than a few plants to generate enough to keep it at Mt Everest levels.“As a lifelong member of the Columbia Business School community, I adhere to the principles of truth, integrity, and respect. I will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do.”
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I'm also made out of the food she ate (or at least, I used to be). Life is disgusting.Originally posted by Sava View PostJust think. Because your mom carried you inside her womb, your penis has been deep inside her.
It's evident that there are industries on Tatooine dedicated to maintaining the environment. What do you think moisture vaporators are for, anyway?Originally posted by DaShi View PostHowever, you need to distribute that oxygen across the entire planet. You'll need more than a few plants to generate enough to keep it at Mt Everest levels.Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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The explanation I've always liked is that midichlorians are basically just attracted to Force-sensitive people. They don't cause the Force, but if you want to measure the Force in a person, seeing how many midichlorians they've managed to accumulate is a good way.
I mean, that's basically how we diagnose diseases nowadays. We're usually not looking for the disease itself but for disease biomarkers. Biomarkers are just a consequence of a disease, not the cause.Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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