shubes wrote:unjonharley wrote:So this means your not going to Burning Man?.. We can get along with fewer asshats like you..
Oh, so sorry to offend your highness. Here, I'll turn down my keyboard just for you.
shubes wrote:What next, no lasers because they can cause harm?
No display of nudity or provocative imagery because they can harm children development?
No defacing the Temple with your thoughts, honors, and totems because it harms the art of the Temple?
All sound off by 3:00am because it harms all the sleeple in RV's out in the suburbs?
666isMONEY wrote:last year there was a noisy generator deep playa that was terribly annoying, maybe it was the same art-project that had a speaker that said random things

Huh? Can you speak up? Oh! You want to know if loud music can hurt your ears. Are you asking because you like to put on your headphones and crank up the volume of your favorite CD? Maybe your mom or dad has told you, "Turn that down before you go deaf!" Well, they have a point. Loud noise (from music or other sources such as machinery or jet engines) can cause both temporary and permanent hearing loss.
Hearing loss means someone can't hear as well as other people do. For some people, that means not being able to hear at all.
If the noise around you is so loud that you have to shout to be heard, there is a chance that the mechanism inside your ear can be injured. Temporary hearing loss can happen after you've been exposed to loud noise for any duration. If you have temporary hearing loss, you won't be able to hear as well as you normally do for a while.
You also could have tinnitus (say: tih-neye-tus), which is a medical term for ringing in the ears. Your ears can feel "full," too. Although your hearing frequently returns to normal, the dangerous part is that you can lose it permanently if you listen to loud noise or music over and over again.
If someone is exposed to loud noise over a long period of time, like every day, permanent hearing loss can occur. This means the person's hearing won't ever be as good as it once was. That's why construction workers and factory workers need to wear ear protection. Lawn mowers and power tools, like chainsaws, also can be loud enough to affect someone's ability to hear high-pitched noises. This kind of noise also can cause a person to have tinnitus all the time.
Listening to loud music a lot can cause the same kind of damage, especially if headphones are used. Some famous musicians have suffered hearing loss and developed tinnitus — a real problem for someone who needs to hear to make and enjoy music. That's why now you might notice that some of your favorite musicians wear hearing protection while they're playing.
You too can help keep your hearing in tip-top shape. Protect your ears by wearing ear protection when you're using machinery, like in metal shop at school. Also remember to turn down the volume, especially when you're wearing headphones or in the car. You also might want to give your ears a rest once in a while if you like wearing headphones.
And if you're going to a concert, consider wearing earplugs to protect your ears from the boom, boom, boom! In fact, special earplugs can be made for you if you're going to concerts a lot or if you're a musician yourself. Take these steps now and you won't be saying "What?" later on.
http://kidshealth.org/kid/talk/qa/rock_music.html
actiongrl wrote:""people should be able to choose to be near large scale sound""
ding ding ding.
some seeing eye wrote:gyre wrote:some seeing eye wrote:
In a free sound field, like outdoors, doubling the distance reduces the level by 6dB and halving it increases the level by 6. So a change of 6 is half or twice as loud.
Sound measurement is logarithmic.
Depending on how this is read, I think it is misleading, or just wrong.
You caught me Mr Gyre! But I appreciate your participation.
Actually it's 6.02dB!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse-square_law
Ask any sound professional.And bring a sound level meter to the Playa and a laser rangefinder and you are a deputized sound professional!
some seeing eye wrote:There is a fundamental difference on the playa between those who construct identity based primarily on person to person relationships and those who construct identity based primarily on "look at me".
Wrath wrote:some seeing eye wrote:There is a fundamental difference on the playa between those who construct identity based primarily on person to person relationships and those who construct identity based primarily on "look at me".
Seconded.
glitter-mouse wrote:666isMONEY wrote:last year there was a noisy generator deep playa that was terribly annoying, maybe it was the same art-project that had a speaker that said random things
i feel your pain. these inconsiderate so-called 'burners' need to be banned from the event with their annoying generators, and art that says random things. this type of stuff is really out of control out there, and i hope the BMorg frees us real burners to take justice into our own hands that we may strike down with great fury and vengeance.
i for one am sick & tired of being slightly bothered and mildly inconvenienced out there. where is the BMorg in all this? when will they respond to our wants?!
junglesmacks wrote:I'm torn on this. Very, very torn.
After learning to shun the corner sound camps in favor of the deep playa MV party while dancing under the stars, I'm very nervous about that vibe being able to survive after this. If you're telling me that Robot Heart in deep playa.. with it's speakers facing completely opposite of the city must now stick to the 10 and 2 where it's already a giant clusterfuck.. then.. well.. that blows to say the least.
It will be interesting to see how this pans out..
...if you don't like 24/7 loudness, DON'T GO TO BURNING MAN!!!!!!!
Give me a break, if you don't like people running up and stabbing you in the ear, DON'T GO TO BURNING MAN!!!!!
videoparker28 wrote:junglesmacks wrote:I'm torn on this. Very, very torn.
After learning to shun the corner sound camps in favor of the deep playa MV party while dancing under the stars, I'm very nervous about that vibe being able to survive after this. If you're telling me that Robot Heart in deep playa.. with it's speakers facing completely opposite of the city must now stick to the 10 and 2 where it's already a giant clusterfuck.. then.. well.. that blows to say the least.
It will be interesting to see how this pans out..
I think it mean you have to be out in open Play beyond 10 & 2...that is a wide open place DEEP OPEN PLAYA but yes I agree with you on this concern.
actiongrl wrote:we're asking not to hurt human ears and inflict stress- and injury-inducing levels of sound on people who didn't seek out that aural experience by walking up to it.
glitter-mouse wrote:actiongrl wrote:we're asking not to hurt human ears and inflict stress- and injury-inducing levels of sound on people who didn't seek out that aural experience by walking up to it.
the event needs to be safer to be sure. it's still too hazardous and generally annoying on many levels. and all that is causing people to not want to return after about 2 or 3 years. if we can get the sound levels down, and generally make things less annoying for the majority population, the event will have greater retention and we won't have 50% virgins every year. and quite frankly, the environment isn't hospitable AT ALL. dust gets EVERYWHERE and it makes me cough for weeks after the burn. for some people, like the loud noises, the dust is just too much. as if the loud noises and dust weren't enough - the heat is also really, really bad. i get dehydrated even when i'm drinking enough water and this is really not safe and it makes my head hurt.
AntiM wrote:glitter-mouse wrote:actiongrl wrote:we're asking not to hurt human ears and inflict stress- and injury-inducing levels of sound on people who didn't seek out that aural experience by walking up to it.
the event needs to be safer to be sure. it's still too hazardous and generally annoying on many levels. and all that is causing people to not want to return after about 2 or 3 years. if we can get the sound levels down, and generally make things less annoying for the majority population, the event will have greater retention and we won't have 50% virgins every year. and quite frankly, the environment isn't hospitable AT ALL. dust gets EVERYWHERE and it makes me cough for weeks after the burn. for some people, like the loud noises, the dust is just too much. as if the loud noises and dust weren't enough - the heat is also really, really bad. i get dehydrated even when i'm drinking enough water and this is really not safe and it makes my head hurt.
Honest, honeydoll, you aren't very good at the snark. You're just making us sad for you.
AntiM wrote:glitter-mouse wrote:Honest, honeydoll, you aren't very good at the snark. You're just making us sad for you.
dust
glitter-mouse wrote:AntiM wrote:glitter-mouse wrote:Honest, honeydoll, you aren't very good at the snark. You're just making us sad for you.
a little advice for you, cupcake - don't feed the trolls.
actiongrl wrote:that's called assault.
AntiM wrote:Thanks sweetpea, advice is so useful.
And no, you can't lick my frosting.
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