Google co-founder Sergey Brin and Kimbal Musk, brother of Elon Musk, were reportedly among the tech moguls who found themselves caught up in the chaotic conditions at the Burning Man festival. Heavy rain turned the event into a muddy mess, leaving attendees stranded for days. One person tragically lost their life in the difficult circumstances. Tech executive Laurie Wofford described the challenging conditions, with mud making it difficult to walk and causing traffic jams. Burning Man has become a popular destination for Silicon Valley elites, including Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and even Elizabeth Holmes. The festival saw extreme flooding, and a private airspace used by high-profile individuals was shut down. Eventually, attendees were able to leave the festival after enduring hours of traffic congestion. Despite the challenges, around 80,000 guests, including tech professionals, artists, musicians, and celebrities, reportedly attended the event. They were initially advised to stay in place and conserve resources due to the dangerous conditions, causing a delay in the festival’s traditional conclusion. Diplo, a music producer and DJ, documented himself and comedian Chris Rock fleeing the festival. The event eventually culminated with the burning of a wooden effigy. Authorities have yet to determine the cause of the death of the man who tragically passed away during the event. The heavy rain made it challenging for investigators to access the area promptly.
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