Neither are inherently wrong but neither are inherently right, Ying Yang etc. Traditional Order vs Progressive Freedom. It's the GW vs UR conflict in a nutshell. They've now got a populace where anyone can go to the store and get a powered exoskeleton with a heat-sword. They're literally creating giant Mecha because they could and when your neighbor has a 15 foot robot in their front yard it just makes you wanna get one too. The futurists are now caught up in creation for creation's sake. But technological progress is exponential, not linear. That fallen oak? Well just so happens we have a mechanized power-arm to do the heavy lifting and a laser sword to cut it into pieces. The futurists though close the gap between mortals and Kami with technology. But then you're living your life at the fickle whims of creatures you've just deemed greater than yourself. They need to move this fallen oak? Well the Kami who inhabits it is more than willing to grant these people a boon of enhanced strength because of their devotion. The naturalists live a humble life to receive blessings from the Kami. I think that's part of the point, there really is no reason other than 'but giant Mecha! Hoverbikes! ENERGY SWORDS!' The conflict of the set is tradition vs modernity, the naturalists vs the futurists. If you are familiar with CSS or old.reddit styling, please message us.From opinion pieces to articles on the web, every little bit helps us grow and get better. Consider becoming a regular contributor.This is a wide concept that can be used to describe the spirits of deceased loved ones, gods of Japanese mythology, animal spirits and even the deities of other religions such as Buddha or Bodhisattvas. Unsure where to begin story-wise? Here are our suggestions! Rules in briefįor more information, read the complete rules here. Kami are the spirits, gods and deities of Japan's Shinto religion.

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