
If you lived in the Middle Ages, then you would not have so many options to entertain yourself: look at stray artists, go to church for a preaching, look at the knightly tournament. In general, about the same set of amusements offers today's life, only you have less likely to die from intestinal infection. Today, barely ceasing to scroll the Facebook tape, you can see what is new to Philip Kirkorov, who decided to finally associate his image with markers that was re-rebirth in his own rebirth in the man. If you have extra few tens of thousands of rubles, you can talk in line on a new preacher of a successful lifestyle like Tony Robbins. Knights in the battles in the octagon diminished, but remember how unexpected places you heard the discussion of the Conor fight - Habib this month. In my personal hit parade, two visitors to the Moscow Club of the Research Institute won, who came to a lecture on the culture of the capital's raves.
We are constantly having fun one way or another. Some entertainments become obsolete, transforming on the go. For example, a culture of visiting computer clubs, about which readers and I spoke in the mailing list. It seems that e -sports finally becomes an industry in Russia, it seems that everyone plays in numerous “royal battles”, and computer clubs come to naught. Although the editor of Samizdat Kostya Valyakin said that in some cities they still remain. For example, in his native Cheboksary they are called “salons”. The reader of Samizdat Anastasia also says that they stayed in Yekaterinburg, and even attract visitors with posters from the Counter Strike game, which we, by the way, also plan to study as part of our study.

In our study, we are primarily interested in the crisis, contrary to which there are some kind of entertainment or because of which they are transformed, new groups of interests, new types of economics and social relations are born. Computer clubs are a good example. Exactly the same good example is intra -Russian tourism. In general, he was strengthened by the same crisis, representatives of this industry began to go to the most sudden tricks to attract their audience. In the same Stavropol Territory there are completely crazy types of amusements and small businesses (about this in the first text of the study, the reader of Samizdat Anna Kulikova tells). Exactly the same crisis was strengthened by such a genre as a stand-up, who is now actively studying our chief editor Semyon Sheshenin: people have less money, bars need revenue-by whom to lure the public? Gloomy and tired people who, contrary to hunger, despair and misunderstanding, make humor.
The crisis can also be understood as literally as possible: cataclysms continue to happen in the world of post -apocalypse, the war also has not gone anywhere. People who kill other people also want fun and joy, so they carry musicians to them.
Even, in general, reading the "friend" in your case is the result of the crisis. You have nowhere to go, you read all the news, you are not interested in reading something else. Despair, boredom led to us, perhaps a desire to look at the world from a slightly different point of view. In any case, you are with us.
You probably have more than one story that fits into the concept of our study, the co -author of which you can become. You can send your ideas to me on [email protected] , chef Semen on[email protected] and the editor of Kostya to [email proteded] .
Theodore Glagolev and we all wait for your stories.