> “My people” are in the same place today that they were in yesterday and will be again tomorrow. "My people" are people who once were in that sort of temporal

> “My people” are in the same place today that they were in yesterday and will be again tomorrow. "My people" are people who once were in that sort of temporal and geographic bubble, but are not necessarily local top me any more. Some of the most important people in my life are spread around the globe, and we only get together in person once a year or maybe even once a decade (more of those lately, given global health stuff in the last half decade). I bet almost everybody who's ever been to Burningman more than two or three times has the same sort of geographically distributed friend circles. Same as anybody who regularly goes to a specific conference (I have friends I originally met when I was going to The Perl Conference in the late 90's), or festival (I have a close cicrle of friend who mostly live 1000km away that I met/meet every year at a music festival).