The effect of Financial Crisis on Trance scene!

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Posted by winston on Mar-10-2009 18:30:

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Originally posted by alexf
there is scientific proof that in our western world the amount of money we have/deal with is much much higher than what we would need to be happy. there is no natural saturation of wealth (as it is for example with a happy mother of 6 children, she'll perhaps find it's "enough" now) so all we want is to get richer and richer, way above the range where it could directly affect our happiness. now it becomes clear that the financial crisis is mostly a psychological one. a banker who loses 3 mio $/� of his 7 mio $/� deposit WONT have long term losings in his happiness, only short time panic. the "crisis" really doesnt affect us that much, except for the small percentage of workers whose job is at stake. so there probably is no effect on the partying scene as there is little effect on our daily life, much less effect than the yellow press wants us to believe

recessions are always good investment periods for other goods (hobbies, sports, and entertainment). i dunno just a thought.

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Posted by Kinezi on Mar-10-2009 19:04:

Re: Re: The effect of Financial Crisis on Trance scene!

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Originally posted by SMC
lol, if it was that simple, that easy.

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Originally posted by winston

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Originally posted by Zoso
Jesus Christ, now Bush is to blame for the recession and the downfall of trance?

I blamed Bush for downfall of economy, not downfall of trance you Bush sympathizer republican idiot.

Posted by TaylorR on Mar-10-2009 19:05:

hawaii's scene is actually growing at the moment...but its not like how it used be just a year ago. it's getting hella dispersed with people already taking different sides and shit. promoters just putting on 'raves' cause it's the 'cool' thing to do nowadays. different locations having small rivalries. meh, i'm just glad out minimal/tech house scene is still keeping it real at the moment. uber sick afterhour parties!!

Posted by stev�sto on Mar-10-2009 19:21:

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Originally posted by Clovis
I predict that everything you've just described is and already has been happening in many cities in the United States for quite some time.

based on what? how do you predict something that has already happened? and then give a confused smiley? did you mean to say "guess"? sorry i can't speak for many cities in the US i dont travel the country on a regular basis going to clubs and raves. i can only speak for my own area...

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