The Galaxy, Linearity and Feelings

Does the galaxy really flow linearly? First text exploring this issue is recovered from a spaced, handwritten data-pod send into space by a species of doomed aliens sending the final scraps of their knowledge before being recovered by The great Jedi Thinker Sarvizar the IV, shortly before the great sacking of the Jedi Temple by Darth Malgus, sith agents recovered said text shortly before the great sacking, showing its great importance in the grand scheme of things. The most famous passage of the text reads “The galaxy as a whole is subjective to our experience, in so the same way is time. For the mere mortal, time has corellation to the space in the sense of one’s journey.” In the most famous footnote of the text it is stated by Grand Je’daii Master Zhesmer the IV that: “For even in hyperspace, likely another dimension, understood only by the greatest Force Thinkers, does not “speed up” time as is taught by infidelic institutions funded by miscreant Bothans…” He goes on a rant about Bothans, one of the most hated races at the time. Linearity is built on by the Sith Admiral Vin’sal the VII, in his famous text, Battle Theory, Moral and Physical “Events are only Linear as is “universally” experience for linieraty is only as we experience it, for on the outside our world could be a circle, or a curve, held up by the pillars of belief….” He goes on to discuss the 19 principles of Linear Battles, including so called “Perfidy”.

Inspired by this work by Darth Academus the great Darth Thesis wrote: Feelings are fleeting and reflect the physical only in those close who are close. In thin places too this can be achieved as taught by the Warrior Monk Ghor’sa’lie, the wisest man of his civilization, preaching that the “thinnest of places open doors and gateways previously barred while closing some” For indeed it is reflected on by even his mortalist of enemies who eventually came to see his profound wisdom, defecting, not turning back even after years on the Coldest Plane.