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    The document discusses the concept of FORCE as represented by a simple stroke in calligraphy. It describes key features of the stroke including tapering at the beginning and end where the hand was in motion, and being thickest at the apex where the hardest press was made at that moment in time. The stroke represents the powerful idea of force despite its simple appearance.

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    The document discusses the concept of FORCE as represented by a simple stroke in calligraphy. It describes key features of the stroke including tapering at the beginning and end where the hand was in motion, and being thickest at the apex where the hardest press was made at that moment in time. The stroke represents the powerful idea of force despite its simple appearance.

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    The document discusses the concept of FORCE as represented by a simple stroke in calligraphy. It describes key features of the stroke including tapering at the beginning and end where the hand was in motion, and being thickest at the apex where the hardest press was made at that moment in time. The stroke represents the powerful idea of force despite its simple appearance.

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    The Power of FORCE       3

    This is it, folks, THE FORCE line! Everything in this book and all my other books is built on this
    stroke because the stroke itself represents the IDEA of FORCE. It appears to be so simple and
    inconspicuous, yet it is so powerful. Let’s look at it more closely. Notice the following:

    1. It tapers at the beginning and end of the stroke. What does that mean? I drew it while my hand
    was in motion.
    2. The line is thicker at its apex. I pressed hardest at that moment in time, not before or after that
    moment.

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