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| Although the concept of The Way Things Are is new, it is a long time in the making. During the early 1990s I first began my quest for understanding what I call The Way Things Are - all of that stuff that makes us who we are. This took me to many places and I had many teachers. But looking back at it all I learned in those formative years mostly inside a coffee shop. It wasn’t the “elders” or authority figures that taught me the most about the world I lived in, it was from my peers and via intense chatter spawned by too much caffeine. I learned more about philosophy, religion, and my society from coffee shops than I ever did from any formal educational institution. |
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