IBM Australia

A visit to their cafe, Raw Adventures is worth a look see even if you don't work here. 8 Sept '18 in the passing week I had a coffee and a Melting Moment cookie ( biscuit) which I bought for mother made nostalgia reasons. When I bit into it it was a bit dry and less melting. In country-side Australia people used to strike up polite conversations with other towns people, expecting nothing in return. In the city, people tend to be more defensive assuming that you want something, which isn't always true. This is why communal tables in cafes are a good idea. The art of conversation has been lost to some extent, partly due to apps and texting. People used to phone each other, but because it costs more they shy away from it. I had trouble reading the cafe's menu, the coffee pricing language too trendy to understand. I asked for my coffee in a cup on another occassion, but it seems the staff aren't talking to each other either, and it was served in a glass. The waiter who took my money gave me a number 6, but I plucked a 13, and said that 6, is a brothelonomics accounting number. I was curious about the lives of people who work in the above and surrounding buildings. I met two young IT engineers whose, possibly invovative ideas are being silenced by the fact they are subcontracted by the government, and feel their government doesn't trust them. Which I think is a waste of intellect. The waiter gave them the number 6, on a stick server number. (Cheeky dawg) The day before, as I walked by, the waiter seemed to be begging me to visit their cafe as I browsed the menu.
Mar 8th, 2019

Yay work!!!
Jan 16th, 2019

Oct 27th, 2018

Interesting and futuristic artifacts in front of the building.
Jun 27th, 2018

Head of Innovation in Brisbane
Feb 13th, 2018