>>40498226 (OP)>What path should I choose and why?Neither. Paths are laid from others (sometimes 'things') passing over the same point multiple times in a segmented sequence through many iterations. All you can do is go further back, before ages, themes. I use raw nature as the root of inspiration, and this will not often take root in highly metropolitan environments, due to the natural flow of statistics in a world this size.
>What sub-path is best from that point and why?There isn't a 'best' in any exact solution
You might have to choose anyway, it just comes down to belief when an actual meeting seems impossible.
>What are the tangible benefits?Enlightenment is just freedom of mentality. It is the opposite of singular immersion, and not necessary if you want to keep character. Note: you can still tell a story from an enlightened state, since there is not a default perspective
Faith is not useful to recommend for long term culture.
>What are the possible benefits?Here is the main fucker point:
:'who would know?'
A ton of things could exist, possibly, in theory. Deferring like the unknown should just be easily explored is gonna come out as bait for honest observation categories. Generally, if they cannot itemize a list here, ignore their whole claim.
>What are the tangible downsides?Life wasted. It would sound like this comes down to choice, except how much equity processing actually gets done up front here? Consider the depth of quality, the sheer scale a claim is pushed to, are most of them stowed in regret or given access to the tools which allow exploration of the intangible? You have to categorize in one direction, right?
>What are the possible downsides?Enlightenment? Still struggling with loneliness since Siddhartha will not attain the power of cosmic undoing and the world is real.
Faith? Worst of all, the final outcome: default
>ultimate emotional devastation of trust, lostEnlightenment doesn't have risk really.