Friday, January 29, 2010
systems forever
We can sometimes talk our way into a whole other world. Our world can be a remedy, a spot, a home from within where the things that mean the most to us, and all the associated processes that inevitably come with, are there and ready available at our willing disposal. This is the grand place where we need to be because we have it built in beginning way back in our generational beginnings. By this I mean that those born in 1991 and above had the digital world handed to them without condition. That means that, for example, their modes of thinking could be completely different than generations before simply because of the new and exploding technological advances that began to shape our everyday. Is this an us they thing? I think not. There are just more ways of learning now once the filters get tuned on and tuned in. LLc 98.2
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