24.3.05
Report on Crowd Psychogeography experiment 25 January 2003
In our discussion afterwards it turned out that most of us were during the experiment mostly preoccupied with staying on the track of the people they were following; it can be actually hard work that demands all your attention. An observation that should be included here is that even though it can be difficult to follow people who are in a rush, it's impossible to follow people who walk in turtle mode. Walking that slow is such unnatural behaviour that nobody could maintain it for 
longer than a minute.
In the announcement people were offered the possibility of doing this experiment while being drunk. Nobody tried this & perhaps for the better because it's forbidden to drink while in (or outside) HC. Or to be more precise the law forbids carrying with you any opened storage devices that contain alcoholic beverages. Anti-psychogeographic legislation will be coming to your neighbourhood soon too.
longer than a minute.In the announcement people were offered the possibility of doing this experiment while being drunk. Nobody tried this & perhaps for the better because it's forbidden to drink while in (or outside) HC. Or to be more precise the law forbids carrying with you any opened storage devices that contain alcoholic beverages. Anti-psychogeographic legislation will be coming to your neighbourhood soon too.
# posted by alvaro @ 12:08 a. m. 
