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[Star Wars] Only a sith deals in absolutes.

This is more of a showerthought actually but I just remembered that scene from Star Wars The Empire Strikes back where Luke is on Dagobah for his Jedi Training. As Yoda trains him Luke stumbles "I'll give it a try" 
Yoda responses: "No, do or do not. There is no try"
But isn't that an absolute?
gpt
" Only a Sith deals in absolutes" is more a commentary on morality than some General statement about their entire way of life. Imagine, for example, a hostage negotiation. A Jedi would pursue diplomacy, they would look for any and all possible non-violent resolutions before resorting to violence. Even if it meant negotiating with a terrorist, because no matter what happens you can't take back killing someone. Opinions can be changed, allegiances swayed. An enemy need not always be an enemy. 

A Sith, on the other hand? They'd probably just bust up in there and kill them. It's, after all, the most straightforward and simple answer. "They were the enemy" they'd say. "They started it." A Sith has no interest in negotiation or attempting to understand others; unless they have something to gain you are either with them or against them.