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  3. I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

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  • thebreadmonkey@beige.partyT thebreadmonkey@beige.party

    @michelestrider

    michelestrider@mastodon.socialM This user is from outside of this forum
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    #16

    @TheBreadmonkey It's so true

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    • michelestrider@mastodon.socialM michelestrider@mastodon.social

      I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

      adamrice@c.imA This user is from outside of this forum
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      #17

      @michelestrider The thing is, you can go to Burning Man and never interact with the billionaires. They might as well not be there (in every sense).

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      • jwcph@helvede.netJ jwcph@helvede.net shared this topic
      • michelestrider@mastodon.socialM michelestrider@mastodon.social

        I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

        seanplynch@mastodon.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
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        #18

        @michelestrider

        I saw them burn Zozobra once, back in the 1980's

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        • lazarou@mastodon.socialL lazarou@mastodon.social

          @michelestrider As I read this the live feed cut out, so I guess the Parasites have arrived.
          #BurningMan

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          #19

          @michelestrider we're back on!

          https://www.youtube.com/live/cYltJN7n6NQ

          #BurningMan

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          • australopithecus@mastodon.socialA australopithecus@mastodon.social

            @michelestrider
            Yep. Followed the same trajectory as the gentrification of trendy neighborhoods:
            • young artists do cool stuff
            • young people doing cool stuff attracts attention
            • attention attracts money
            • young artists are priced out
            • money chases money
            • eventually billionaires arrive, ruining whatever's left

            cainmark@mstdn.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
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            #20

            @australopithecus @michelestrider

            I have personally seen this happen twice in Huntsville, Alabama.

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            • adamrice@c.imA adamrice@c.im

              @michelestrider The thing is, you can go to Burning Man and never interact with the billionaires. They might as well not be there (in every sense).

              argonaut@mastodon.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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              #21

              @adamrice @michelestrider perhaps, but the takeaway stays.

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              • argonaut@mastodon.socialA argonaut@mastodon.social

                @adamrice @michelestrider perhaps, but the takeaway stays.

                adamrice@c.imA This user is from outside of this forum
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                #22

                @argonaut @michelestrider What I’m saying is, the experiment has not gone to hell. Maybe to heck.

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                • michelestrider@mastodon.socialM michelestrider@mastodon.social

                  I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

                  argonaut@mastodon.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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                  #23

                  @michelestrider i have a feeling, albeit empirical, that it is things going to hell that bring billionaires, like culture-eating moths to the fires of societal failure.

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                  • michelestrider@mastodon.socialM michelestrider@mastodon.social

                    I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

                    softproof@mastodon.socialS This user is from outside of this forum
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                    #24

                    @michelestrider Intrinsically true. But I'd track back further still: hell goes active the second we believe that fake kindness deserves our financial support.
                    Denominations simply become arbitrary after that.

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                    • michelestrider@mastodon.socialM michelestrider@mastodon.social

                      I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

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                      #25

                      @michelestrider Pretty much on point

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                      • michelestrider@mastodon.socialM michelestrider@mastodon.social

                        I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

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                        #26

                        @michelestrider Recent HBO doc on this was Incredibly On The Nose about it.

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                        • thebreadmonkey@beige.partyT thebreadmonkey@beige.party

                          @michelestrider

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                          #27

                          @TheBreadmonkey @michelestrider
                          companies trying to farm aura

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                          • thebreadmonkey@beige.partyT thebreadmonkey@beige.party

                            @michelestrider

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                            #28

                            @TheBreadmonkey @michelestrider totally wanted to post this meme.

                            This is SO TRUE

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                            • michelestrider@mastodon.socialM michelestrider@mastodon.social

                              I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

                              arrrg@kolektiva.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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                              #29

                              @michelestrider as soon as it becomes just about making money, it sucks. i don't know why people don't see this. they ruin everything, but people are like, 'this is the best system ever ... it can never be changed.'

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                              • arrrg@kolektiva.socialA arrrg@kolektiva.social

                                @michelestrider as soon as it becomes just about making money, it sucks. i don't know why people don't see this. they ruin everything, but people are like, 'this is the best system ever ... it can never be changed.'

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                                #30
                                @arrrg @michelestrider once your event has a $3000 ticket and a 20m USD budget shortfall its really just a desert grift.
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                                • michelestrider@mastodon.socialM michelestrider@mastodon.social

                                  I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

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                                  #31

                                  @michelestrider if they replaced the man with a random billionaire in attendance every year, things would turn around right quick.

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                                  • nonehitwonder@tenforward.socialN nonehitwonder@tenforward.social

                                    @australopithecus @michelestrider oh yeah, I watched that happen to Portland over the past 25 years.

                                    mathew@universeodon.comM This user is from outside of this forum
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                                    #32

                                    @nonehitwonder @australopithecus @michelestrider Austin, Texas too. Someone wrote a book about it:

                                    https://www.texasobserver.org/austin-book-gentrification-rainey-street/

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                                    • michelestrider@mastodon.socialM michelestrider@mastodon.social

                                      I think the most important takeaway from Burning Man's decades-long experiment in temporary community is that it all goes to hell as soon as the billionaires show up

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                                      #33
                                      @michelestrider @garthderby They don’t know how to share for one.
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                                      • mathew@universeodon.comM mathew@universeodon.com

                                        @nonehitwonder @australopithecus @michelestrider Austin, Texas too. Someone wrote a book about it:

                                        https://www.texasobserver.org/austin-book-gentrification-rainey-street/

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                                        #34

                                        @mathew @nonehitwonder @australopithecus @michelestrider Austin used to be so lovely. A little oasis of sanity & creativity deep in the heart of Texas. LoL

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