5 Things Cities Can Learn from Burning Man

Burning Man's executive director Larry Harvey says the city the project creates in the desert every year has done some radical things other cities should try

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• Burning Man
• Larry Harvey
• Black Rock City
• Black Rock Desert Nevada

[KassRedFox]

Joshua Graham?

[kudjo24]

i love how many comments are about fallout new vegas xD

New Vegas > Burning Man

[CaliBornNraised916]

GOD DAMN HIPPIES 

[Hipster420]

@TheTopBloke Burning Man is much much more than just "tripping in the desert"......jeez, why ya gotta be such a troll??

[YomamasGaming]

@ForeverARTpower Bastard, you stole my comment >:(

[loopysunnybutthole]

@YomamasGaming If you have never been there, then you have no idea of the hard work, sweat, spirituality, and manpower it takes to pull this off. Stop commenting on things you know nothing of, it makes you look like a jackass.

[CT2507]

@dieselscience yea, im sure your right.

[Tolstoievsky]

@YomamasGaming wow, so much prejudice and stupidity in your comment

[DanFrederiksen]

@kudjo24 actually didn't know about that but shows how right the intuition is.

there is also the more blatantly satanic ritual performed by the bohemian grove club where they burn a man in effigy and call him 'care'. burning of care.

[Fredrock1982]

@zigertube So is your redundant and non-constructive response, and you can say whatever you like. I've done this time and time again, and not just at Burning Man. We did the same thing in countless drop-zones in the service, and often for 6-8 months at a time. Not a thing I said was un-true. I'm certainly not advocating that we all try to comform to a system like this, because it isn't built for the long term, but all the basics are there for a small society.