They harvest resources — daylight, views — in different ways.
We already harvest resources from space to help with space exploration – solar energy, gravity etc – in my view it's just a matter of time before we use other materials.
Along the way, you'll harvest resources – "Belief" from followers, which is what you spend when pulling rock and grass around in the world, wheat from fields and ore from mines – and fend off members of a rival tribe who turn up to mock your people.
Accounts which used apps or websites to remotely capture Pokémon, battle or deploy on Gyms, or harvest resources from PokéStops are also not being unbanned.
Naturally, your task is to harvest resources, bulk up your base defenses, raise a robot army, and lay the smack down.
The SCG game helps students discover how to live responsibly on the land, and to understand that every decision they make (to obtain and process food, mine or harvest resources, build shelters, produce and consume products) has an impact on local and regional systems and resource-flows.
Some build roads and infrastructure; others teach or harvest resources.
Every generation has witnessed human innovators developing new ways to harvest resources and use them more efficiently and cheaply.
To do so, you must harvest resources to build different kinds of buildings and, ultimately, train an army.
Perhaps the geocentric cosmology was naive, but is it less naive to live as though we have several planets to harvest resources from, instead of the one we have to share?
