Chapter 5
There was a time when the San were nothing more than a human commodity. A ‘hey we were once those people.’ When they thrived they would be watched, recorded and applauded, a proud look back at ‘what was’. All while the world sat back and swam in ‘what is’. When the San struggled, they struggled hard and on their own, their distance from the modern world forced upon them by dogma. The San were forced to grow on their own, fight to survive as jobs and food sources grew scarce and soon there was nothing of them to see let alone look at. But when the final crash hit and the whole world collapsed and disappeared. The San people at rock bottom were not capable of collapsing.
The old ways became “The way.” Obscurity, survival in resource scarce environments became an asset and with th
