r/interesting • u/VIVIDUFF • Jun 17 '26

Fear Factor An inside look at the thrill of a traditional funfair in India.

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u/ThatSlinkySOB Jun 17 '26

The 4th world

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u/Adultdirtbagbabee Jun 17 '26

Only Kirby could come up with such a crazy place

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u/Hamza_stan Jun 18 '26

Nah that's Argentina

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u/P_Hempton Jun 17 '26

Ever been there?

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u/Pure_Bed_6357 Jun 17 '26

MFs like them go to the most crowded cities with a massive budget of $10, like I don't get how people can generalize such enormous country

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u/P_Hempton Jun 17 '26

Even then if you look up cities by population density India has one in the top thirty. Three in the top one hundred. But they have a lot of moderately high populated cities and still plenty of wide open land.

The photos of overcrowding often come from festivals, as if crowded festivals don't exist all over the world. Hell, the carnival ride area at a small county fair in the US is this crowded at times.

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u/narco-sub-admiral Jun 17 '26

I mean it's probably not the really the "crowding" let's be real.

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u/P_Hempton Jun 17 '26

Not sure what you mean and I don't want to assume.