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Written by Bob Guyer
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All life involves energy. The individual is a participant in, and product of energy but the conscious individual does not control all the energy of life. Energy that is subject to conscious direction and control of intensity by the individual is force. Each individual has force and uses it to engage life by applying it to their available domain of power. Where freedom and power are limited force remains but it’s range of application is limited to the scope of an individual’s power.
Force is neutral relative to systems. Force can be amplified and applied to low freedom and power systems, or to high freedom and power systems. Force can be increased dramatically through increasing, conscious possibilities (the operation of science), collaborative association of individuals (religious, political, and social movements), technology (power plants, cars etc.), but force is not identical to power. A symptom
Force in political and economic systems should be applied to amplify the freedom and power of the population that is creating and functioning within the parameters of that system.
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Human Identity Components 
