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I imagine it's more than just the deer who are affected by 100dB sound pollution and "confused" is probably quite an understatement.
by block_dagger 2y ago
I imagine it's more than just the deer who are affected by 100dB sound pollution and "confused" is probably quite an understatement.
- o0-0o 2y agoHmmm Raves died in the 90s for a few reasons. 1. They made dancing illegal (look it up before rage comments). 2. Corporate sponsors moved in. 3. Glow sticks / candy ravers 4. Drugs 5. Police tactics and not being able to be paid off by promoters. 6. The internet (remember map points and info lines?) 7. Models, actresses, famous types going and demanding special service / VIP. 8. DJ as GOD sick gross 9. OG promoters cashing out and not caring. Think Drop Bass and Daft Punk (google it). 10. Techno mainstream / a la hip hop. (DRUGS/S&M)
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- kstrauser 2y agoWhat sound pollution? There are permits and everything, and woodlands are really, really big. A couple hills over you wouldn't be able to hear a thing.
- block_dagger 2y agoPerhaps humans wouldn't be able to hear a thing, but what about birds, rodents, and other animals? 100dB is something only humans can produce. To assume that other species aren't negatively affected seems wrong to me. I don't have the data to prove it, however.
- kstrauser 2y agoAny concert amphitheater probably has 100x the sound power. Our speakers are very loud when you’re dancing next to them, but they’re not strong enough to be ear-splitting to a seated crowd of 80,000 people. In the scheme of things, this is nothing.