Serious opinions on serious topics from (mostly) serious people.
(This post is inspired by reading the final chapter of Terry Eagleton’s “Culture and the Death of God.” Read all the
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One gets the impression that many Burners thought that when Burning Man got big enough for the forces of liberal
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A few years ago Sondra Carr, the artist who first introduced me to Burning Man, said that she had reached
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On an otherwise unremarkable Wednesday, around 80,000 people sat nervously in front of their computers, waiting for the noon hour
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(This post is part of our continuing "Book Club" reading of Terry Eagleton’s “Culture and the Death of God.” Read all
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Hi Everybody: Last year I started reading literary scholar Terry Eagleton's book "Culture and the Death of God," and I
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Chip Conley, a member of Burning Man’s board, frequently likes to say: “The more digital we get, the more ritual
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This continues to be a tough year of post-Playa bumps and bruises. (And I don’t mean the black and blue Xmas
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Every year hundreds of Burners-0n-the-internet are shocked to discover that someone they don't like might come to Burning Man. 2014
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