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Not that I've ever been to Burning Man, and I'm only tangentially attached to the Burner scene here in Australia, but I can't help but feel like maybe Burning M
by toomanybeersies 8y ago
Not that I've ever been to Burning Man, and I'm only tangentially attached to the Burner scene here in Australia, but I can't help but feel like maybe Burning Man has gotten too large and, dare I say it, mainstream.
Maybe someone who's been there recently can inform me better, but it seems like these days it's become just a great big festival in the desert, not too dissimilar to EDC or Tomorrowland.
Upon saying that, going by some of the Burners I've met, I wouldn't be too surprised if they just think they're "connected with nature" and can shit wherever they want.
- bonniemuffin 8y agoIt's an entire city; there's a huge amount of variation in the experience depending on where you spend your time. A lot of this sort of press revolves around the big sound camps and sound cars-- those parts of the city are definitely a bit like that, but they're only a tiny fraction of the entire event. It's a whole different world out in the burbs.