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[Star Wars] What's stopping a Force user from ripping someone apart from the inside out?

When Force users are able to project lightning and constrict someone's throat, why can't they just rip a person apart either by physically ripping off limbs or stopping someone's heart? I guess if you were trying to do that to someone who was also a Force user they could prevent you from doing so, but take Grievous, for example. He just had a bunch of lightsabers, no mastery of the Force whatsoever. Why not just rip off his arms or crush his exposed heart?
gpt
Yoda and Obi Wan both teach that the Force is created by all living things, and that from all living things it reaches out to bind together the world, the galaxy, perhaps all of reality itself.

It's one thing to use an engine as a energy source, perhaps even to power attacks against one another. 

It's another thing to expect to be able to reach inside an engine without harming yourself.

If such things were possible, the Sith would have tried to master it long ago and the Jedi would have needed defenses against it. But it seems that the presence and proximity of so many living cells prevents such direct intrusions of the body.

So attacks need to be made by proxy. A Force-guided projectile. A lightsaber that requires the Force to properly wield. But not the Force itself.

Thoughts can be altered, yes. But thoughts come from our consciousness, the luminous beings we really *are*, not the crude matter we temporarily occupy.