There aren't a lot of adults *anywhere* who act like children **with the resources and freedoms of adults.** If the good lord sees fit to give you a high-6-fig salary & the most playful thing you can think to do is buy a hula hoop or wear a tutu, you're brokenhttps://twitter.com/CathyReisenwitz/status/1163154726818463745 …
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I think the directors @ bm, some of whom I've (briefly) met, are in a tough spot. Weirdos, perhaps prescient or perhaps just sufficiently self-aware, decided to Do Real Fun in a way that could cause trouble. That this had to become institutionalized to persist was inevitable.
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Burning Man Is Worse This Year is a meme for a reason, an unavoidable one. The kids will find their own beaches to burn their makeshift men on
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some things get worse, some things get better
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My point is that the service provided is a different one today (or... in a week) than it was 20 years ago. That's unavoidable, not necessarily bad — filters are down & accessibility is up. It's moving to a different position on the weirdo funnel
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Reaaally seemed like you were implying it was bad.
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Well, it's sad that it's not the rarer thing it was before. It's good that it's capturing the Coachella/LiaB base and giving them the room for personal expansion. I've experienced bm from a dusty tent & from within a much-maligned turnkey. Don't want to judge.
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My understanding is that a bunch of people die every year at BM but it goes undereported because the paramedics can’t declare people dead there and they are declared dead at the nearest hospital.
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The What The F*ck, People Party (WTFP) Retweeted Jamil Dakwar
People dying at Burning Man probably isn't that big of a deal to wealthy tech moguls who routinely ignore deaths of homeless people who they could easily save with a fraction of their own or their company's wealth.https://mobile.twitter.com/jdakwar/status/1061016650516971520 …
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Burning Man is effectively a city of 70,000 people, a great many of whom are there with the explicit intention of running around outdoors while on drugs. People do get seriously injured and die, but tonput that on "wealthy tech moguls" is, excuse me, fucking stupid.
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As for SF's homelessness, I suggest you go ahead & look at the budget for that (inc. relative to other cities), how it's spent, whether it's solving the underlying structural issues, what actions might make headway, what they'd cost, etc. And then maybe stop being such a tool.
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CDC Mortality Data for 2017 indicates ~16.6 deaths per week per 100k people. Meaning about 15 people are statistically likely to die at Burning Man (if they are as likely to die as the general population).
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