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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Star Wars] I'm a Jedi who has just passed the trials. However I'm hardly Obi Wan if you get me. I'm low on force power and lightsaber skill. I'm basically poor to average relatively speaking. What's my career path. Surely not every jedi gets a padawan?
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What really makes the Jedi unique is that their loyalty is to the Force and to the saving of lives before anything else. As far as most of the galaxy is concerned, since they have no ability to interact with the Force, this essentially means that the Jedi are perfectly neutral. Add to this the fact that Jedi are taught to analyze situations without emotion. Thus, everyone trusts that a Jedi will resolve any dispute in an objective manner. And it's easy to mediate a situation when you're wearing a lightsaber; you may not be capable of killing a hundred armed men, but they don't know that.

Therefore, most Jedi are mediators, negotiators, diplomats, advisors: people trusted to give dispassionate analysis and ensure an optimal outcome for all involved parties. A Jedi's lightsaber is more a proof of who he is than a weapon; combat is not part of a typical Jedi's daily life. Your Force potential and combative skill are relatively minor aspects of your training, as compared to your **way of thinking**.

Education and, of course, security are both possible career paths as well, but most Jedi are simply trusted experts in nonviolent conflict resolution.