Evaluation and Reflection

Hey there, so I've been thinking about my final project on illegal raves, and I realized that I need to figure out some important research questions to guide me. I want to know all about the history of these events and how they changed over time. It's crazy to think about how something that was once so underground and secretive is now a part of mainstream culture.

Another thing that interests me is the cultural significance of these events. I mean, they're more than just a wild party, right? I want to understand what they mean to people and how they impact society.

Of course, social media has played a huge role in making these events more accessible to people. I want to know more about the pros and cons of this shift, and how it's changed the rave scene.

So, I've started my research by reading academic articles and news stories. I'm even checking out social media posts related to illegal raves. It's cool to see how different people view these events.

To keep track of everything, I'm making a big ol' research document with all my sources. It's kind of like my own personal library of information. I know it's going to be a lot of work, but I'm excited to learn more about illegal raves and see where this project takes me.

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