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<blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 8452951" data-attributes="member: 1125"><p>In another game I had Force be the fundamental essence of Bulk Motion - the Push/Pull which results in Stress (balanced) and Motion (unbalanced stress).</p><p>In that way Force includes Gravity and Nuclear Force but can conviniently exclude Electromagnetic etc</p><p></p><p><em>Orbril the gnome, Lecturer in Applied Alchemy and Natural Philosophies climbed up onto the podium, hauling himself up over the jutting ledge before standing to his full 14 inches, brushing off his pants before making his address to the assembly</em></p><p><em>‘It seems to me that the Force is the essence of Motion” he began surveying the room and doing his best to project his voice “moving both outward and inward, forward and back and in all possible directions. It is the balance of these motions that causes things to adhere, such as our feet upon the ground, the stability of the bubble and even the very structure of this grand hall in which we now stand. The architect and the engineer must account for the balance of forces and thus taking from the architects I propose to call this balance of forces Stress.</em></p><p><em>So friends, do we agree that all things are possessed of motion, from the stars in the heavens, the creaking of this old assembly hall, the wheels of the Bursars carriage, to the steps of our own feet and it is by causing stess by the unbalancing Force that such Motion can be seen”</em></p><p></p><p>,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tonguez, post: 8452951, member: 1125"] In another game I had Force be the fundamental essence of Bulk Motion - the Push/Pull which results in Stress (balanced) and Motion (unbalanced stress). In that way Force includes Gravity and Nuclear Force but can conviniently exclude Electromagnetic etc [I]Orbril the gnome, Lecturer in Applied Alchemy and Natural Philosophies climbed up onto the podium, hauling himself up over the jutting ledge before standing to his full 14 inches, brushing off his pants before making his address to the assembly ‘It seems to me that the Force is the essence of Motion” he began surveying the room and doing his best to project his voice “moving both outward and inward, forward and back and in all possible directions. It is the balance of these motions that causes things to adhere, such as our feet upon the ground, the stability of the bubble and even the very structure of this grand hall in which we now stand. The architect and the engineer must account for the balance of forces and thus taking from the architects I propose to call this balance of forces Stress. So friends, do we agree that all things are possessed of motion, from the stars in the heavens, the creaking of this old assembly hall, the wheels of the Bursars carriage, to the steps of our own feet and it is by causing stess by the unbalancing Force that such Motion can be seen”[/I] , [/QUOTE]
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