Well, I believe in a bit of a "flipping of the pyramid" away
  from object-oriented and towards process-oriented storytelling
  when it comes to descriptions of reality, insofar as we
  understand it or believe we do at present.

  But I wouldn't throw the baby and leave the bathwater either.

  It's easy to get lost in a beautiful theory. "The Universe is
  Mathematics" is one case of being lost in a nice idea for
  example, one that has been gaining in strength as a bit of a
  religious force among otherwise seemingly non-religious.

  Still, a difficult line to walk down without debate. Given the
  choice between leaning towards a process/systems/relationship
  oriented set of stories and object/externalist - complete with
  the "this" and the "that".... I much prefer a
  process/systems/relationship oriented narrative.

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