[babatong]

He obviously has the right to his own opinion, but it would help if he actually gave the impression of watching the films thoroughly.

To quote:

"The force was only a little bit about talent and more about training: Obi-Wan offers to teach it to Han"

This simply does not happen anywhere, neither in the films nor in the now de-cannoned EU.

He also gets the plotlines of Ep. II and III quite mixed up in a few paragraphs about Yoda, and fails to realise that the Republic is hardly modelled on a modern-day parliamentary democracy but rather the fatally flawed Weimar Republic.

While this doesn't necessarily invalidate his trains of thought, it certainly makes their basis scientifically dishonest.

[mratzloff]

Some commenters disputed the Han statement, and some others flew to his defense. His own defense of that statement was rather uncharitable to the objectors and he coyly avoided pointing out where exactly it occurred.

I myself reviewed the script several times, and I couldn't find it anywhere. The only time the topic came up with Han and Ben was while Luke was training with the helmet and droid, and Ben definitely does not offer to train him. So I'm confused where he seems to think this occurred.