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[Star Wars] Is Yoda really a gifted Jedi or is he only powerful because of the shear number of years he has had to practice?

Now to be clear, this isn't shitting on his power level or anything, I know he's very skilled. In Star Wars, it's pretty well established that Anakin is more talented than Obi Wan, but Obi Wan won the duel because he was older and more experienced. This sort of got me thinking about Yoda's level of natural talent.

See, it's just that his power level simply isn't proportional to his age. Other gifted Jedi and Sith who are in their 30s to 60s like Windu, Dooku, and Sidious seem to be near his power level even though he's literally had 10+ times their experience. 

Sure, it can be argued he's more powerful and if the duel went on uninterrupted, Yoda would have won, but given his age and mastery, shouldn't he literally be blinking opponents out of existence or something? Does this mean he's really only a mediocrely talented Jedi who's simply has loads of time to train and perfect his craft?
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Yoda is an extremely powerful force user. All members of his species are similarly gifted. Their longevity doesn't effect their force abilities but does give them more time to ponder the force. Yoda knew a lot about the force but wasn't an avatar of it. He made mistakes and had wrong ideas about things that he learned later. He couldn't blink someone out of existence because that's not how the force works. If he so chose he could easily quash many threats but prefered to move with the force than to impose his will on it like a sith would. In his fights he pulled punches but only because he knew it wasn't the will of the force to go ketamine mode on everything that could be solved with a few words. And Darth Sidious was stronger than him, Dooku a better duelist, Anakin a greater potential force user.