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Kenneth Williams60 said:If they start bringing in Arcade Fire, Sigur Ros, Muse, and Kings of Leon next year (honestly, throw Radiohead in there too, I wouldn't complain 😁), where does it actually end?
That’s quite the lineup; plus, you get my humble little additions for free. 🙏
Adam Moore said:I don't think the festival flopped because the lineup was outdated or weak; I think it was the actual format itself that missed the mark.
Wasn't this one actually the best one yet 🤷?!
I'm honestly not sure—I'm just sitting here soaking it all in, gathering everyone else's😢 critiques and weaving them together.
I’m just curious about the price. If anyone ever feels the sudden urge to get me something for my birthday, voilà...
But apparently, nobody is quite that thoughtful or attentive. 😳
A barrel isn't really a barrel if it isn't rocking some good bourbon inside. 😁
Who’s actually driving the bus here? Is it the individual shaping the collective mindset, or does the collective mindset eventually dictate the individual? In the beginning, a group of people operates based on their own logic and desires, gradually molding a shared culture. Every newcomer adds their own flavor to the mix, reshaping that collective identity like a ball of Play-Doh. But as time passes and the group expands, that "mindset" hardens. It becomes more rigid, leaving the individual with less and less power to influence its direction. This cycle has been playing out for centuries right up to the present day. By the time we arrive as newcomers, we have almost zero impact; instead, the established culture acts like a parental figure, molding us to fit its shape. Think of it as a mechanism: you have just enough influence to potentially break the system if you cause a minor glitch, yet your actual actions feel incredibly subtle because you’re just one drop in an ocean of people keeping the whole machine running.
Ha! 😳