After reading and responding on Sustainable Burning Man, I realized that one of the things I was looking for at Burning Man were others with thoughts and plans that went far beyond those capacious boundaries at Burning Man -- which boundaries on a world scale are geographically insignificant, but po...

The first poster here, Cinnamontwist, mentions KPFK's Erik Davis suggesting a critical juncture for Burning Man -- that it not get too routine and predictable (i.e., vanillification), the implication being that it would lose its identity and value. 1) What is the identity and value of Burning Man? T...

Ever notice how only a sibling really knows the best way to push another siblings buttons? Ever notice how we take things for granted in our hometown? I believe the most important thing for a person to see is often the most difficult thing for them to see -- this is almost axiomatic. Now to this set...