The United Nations is pondering the rapid creation of a ceasefire-monitoring team, with Turks, Jordanians and perhaps some of the beefier Africans to the fore; a bigger force of peacekeepers may be necessary later but would take time to create.
The Internet with its infinite real estate is of course a big force behind the fetishization of everyday food, giving voice to niche obsessions and connecting enthusiasts far and wide.
Mr Ghosn of the Renault-Nissan alliance says that in a country with a manufacturing base as strong as China's it is "abnormal" for foreign firms to be so dominant and that "at least one" Chinese maker will become a big force with a market share of around 20%.
Live Nation would also have more control over customers' e-mail addresses and other data from the transactions, potentially allowing the company to become a bigger force in the sale of merchandise and music.
But game companies say there is a bigger force at work: the proliferation of consumer choice in the game industry prevents them from raising prices on console games.
Deeds Day 2013 is the beginning of an even bigger force of good in the years to come.
Over the last decade, the big forces of the music industry have often teamed up in lawsuits against common Internet foes: first Napster, then Grokster, then LimeWire.
And in terms of the big forces of history, she knows why she and her comrades put all the effort in.
Heck, when people ask me why I write about technology, I usually tell them it's because I want to write about the big forces of change.
Recently, the biggest force of women and men currently on front-line duty, the nation's flight attendants, have been trying to get across the idea that they need more support to do their job of keeping flying safe.
