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[Star Wars] Were the Jedi celibacy rules and the Sith rule of two both intended to prevent the breeding of super force users?

So clearly you can breed for force strength. That's what we learn from these movies, if your parents were strong you will be strong so you can breed for strength in the force. Presumably this is bad for some reason because the Jedi go around making force sensitive kids into celibate monks.

Also presumably the Sith would want to breed for this but they limit the ability to do so with the "Rule of 2" right? Now this kinda makes sense. Like nuclear weapons, both Russia and the US tried to limit nuclear proliferation to one degree or another because we don't want just anyone able to blow up the earth. So the Sith presumably (perhaps from a past experience?) also don't want anyone breeding force super users but needed a more sith-y way to handle the situation and to ensure following generations would avoid creating a super admin who could sudo force delete galaxy.

*Disclaimer: I am a casual Star Wars fan. I've seen all the movies, most of them more than once, and I play the video games and I love the UNIVERSE. Force powers, lightsabers, bounty hunters, all great stuff. But I'm not a "Novel reading, extended universe browsing, collectible owning" kind of fan. So if all this is covered in the EU or books or something let me know. But here is an interesting thought line I came to after reading too much wookiepedia.*
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The Jedi's policies prohibiting marriage had to do with preventing the kind of possessiveness that could lead a Jedi to the Dark Side, as seen in the tragic fall of Anakin Skywalker.

Accounts of the life of Darth Bane depict him instituting the Rule of Two in order to keep the Sith few enough to avoid notice while they slowly rebuilt their power in the aftermath of a war in which the Jedi trounced the Sith completely.