Let’s talk about coffee as a stage for ideas.
In 17th–18th century Europe, coffeehouses weren’t just places to wake up — they were hubs of revolutionary thought.
In Paris, Vienna, and London, philosophers, poets, and rebels all gathered to drink, debate, and dissent.
🎭 You could argue that democracy, literature, and modern art were all at least a little caffeine-fueled.
And then came Italy, where espresso redefined everything:
It’s a performance, not just a pit stop.
Which café in the world would you love to write your novel in?
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