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\n\t\u201cThis is Protein,\u201d says the woman in all black sitting cross-legged in a hammock. Ten yards away, a middle-aged man is taking off his shirt in the center of a circle of 30 or so people sitting in the grass. We watch on as he extends his arms, closes his eyes, and then \u2014 slowly, as if on a display platform \u2014 begins to rotate. The sitters stare up at him, smiling and murmuring. Receiving their energy, he smiles back.<\/p>\n

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\n\tI\u2019ve come to the woman in the hammock to ask what this is about; from her perch, she had exuded an air of knowingness.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cEach person gets 30 seconds,\u201d she explains. \u201cYou stare at them like they\u2019re protein.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cLike you want to eat them?\u201d I ask.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cYes, like you want to eat them.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tIt\u2019s 3 p.m. on Friday, June 19, Day Two on the grounds of Camp Ramblewood, in Northern Maryland, a few minutes\u2019 drive from the Susquehanna River. The event is Vibecamp, a weekend gathering for \u201cinternet homies,\u201d \u201cdisagreeable misfits,\u201d and \u201cfive-year-olds of all ages\u201d \u2014 at least that was what the website said when I signed up a few weeks ago, shelling out the $470 dollars for an experience that sounded, more or less, like a personal nightmare: three nights of tent camping with the true children of the internet.<\/p>\n

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\n\tBut, all the same, I was interested. In a time when everyone is increasingly \u201conline,\u201d or \u201cvery online,\u201d or \u201ctoo-online,\u201d who were these people who seemed to be the most<\/em> online \u2014 who were willingly, gleefully, balefully online? What was it, other than that condition, that connected them? What did they believe in? And what did their community look like when it finally left the Twittersphere and touched down on solid earth?\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tBefore arriving, I could attain only a foggy picture of the event, the fifth iteration of Vibecamp since it started in March 2022, but there were some big promises. There were the website\u2019s vague insinuations about the \u201cwickedly wholesome reality-bending memes\u201d that would be transplanted over the course of the weekend \u201cfrom our heads into our hearts, from our screens into our souls,\u201d in order to \u201cplant the seeds of the next golden age.\u201d There was the account a past attendee had posted on Medium, mentioning \u201cthe release of a kind of tension that I had been carrying for close to a decade.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

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\n\tThere was also the fact that Curtis Yarvin \u2014 the right-wing blogger who advocates, among other things, \u201cthe liquidation of democracy, the Constitution, and the rule of law\u201d \u2014 had attended in 2023. (It was at Vibecamp that Yarvin met Stevie Miller, then a sophomore at Carnegie Mellon, whom he later enlisted to launch his own party in D.C., known as Vibekampf.)<\/p>\n

\n\tSo it was unclear what, exactly, I would find in this heart-of-darkness trip into the internet jungle. Maybe a bootleg Burning Man for shitposters, or an adult play camp for self-proclaimed memelords, or a wellness retreat for neuron-blitzed coders. Whatever it was, it would be strange \u2014 strange, at the least. That much I know as I arrive Thursday evening, turning onto the dirt road that runs through a patchwork of cornfields, past a tumbledown clapboard house, and onto the grounds.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tI GET MY BADGE from the admission stand, set up my tent among a scattering of others, and go down to the dining hall for the \u201cNewcomer Hangout.\u201d There, I meet Max and Thomas \u2014 both, like me, in their early twenties. (All participants\u2019 names have been changed here to protect their privacy.) Max, tanktopped and friendly, works in investment banking and lives in Pennsylvania. Thomas, wiry and direct, has dropped out of college and lives in Maryland. Like most of the people I\u2019ll meet over the next three days, they caught wind of Vibecamp through \u201cTwitter friends.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tAt dinner, we\u2019re joined by a guy who says he\u2019s here for the weekend to \u201clemur\u201d \u2014 the first of the Twitter terms I won\u2019t understand, and still don\u2019t, buried as it is too deep in the strata of the internet to secure any common definition. (Later, I\u2019ll learn about \u201ccuddle puddles\u201d and the \u201cslutcloud,\u201d neither of which you probably want explained.) As the lemurer shows us his lemur necklace, a guy wearing a shirt displaying his video game handle sits down. Why\u2019s he here? Because he\u2019s \u201cinterested in manifesting the offline,\u201d he says, as if \u201cthe offline\u201d \u2014 the real, physical world \u2014 were somehow unavailable to him in his daily life. Then comes a third guy, who heard about Vibecamp through some of his \u201cmore teapotty\u201d Twitter accounts. This, I\u2019ll come to understand, is one of the terms that actually matters.<\/p>\n

\n\tI follow a man in a floral skirt to the opening ceremony, where one of the organizers \u2014 a woman with a bleached, mohawk-like cut and the open, assured stance of a yoga instructor \u2014 is addressing the gathering crowd. (The total attendee count for Vibecamp 2026 is approximated at 400, I hear from someone who says they asked the organizers. Judging from the crowd, the largest demographic appears to be thirtysomething guys.) \u201cThe great thing about Vibecamp,\u201d the organizer says, \u201cis that it\u2019s a container, a frame, a canvas.\u201d And you<\/em>, she tells us, will paint that canvas with \u201cpreviously unnamed colors.\u201d Next to me, a woman with colorful tattoo sleeves and a tasseled leather satchel nods coolly behind her sunglasses. Hanging from the satchel, I now see, is some kind of animal tail.<\/p>\n

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\n\tMoving on to the housekeeping items, the organizer informs us of the presence of a documentary film crew on the grounds. They will want to interview people over the course of the weekend, but not<\/em>, she says pointedly, about murder cults. A cheer goes up from the crowd.<\/p>\n

\n\tI\u2019ll later understand this as a reference to the Zizians, members of the online Rationalist community who allegedly carried out a series of recent killings across the country. Through the years, Vibecamp has played host to a number of nonviolent Rationalists, post-Rationalists, and other adjacent dabblers in internet forum-based philosophy. For the most part, these are people interested less in cult worship than in arcane brain food \u2014 things like Bayesian reasoning (a mathematical framework for assigning probabilities to possible outcomes), or the Paperclip Problem (the proposition that a superhuman AI, after being assigned a simple task like \u201cmaximize paper clip production,\u201d will spin out and end the world).\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tWhile many of the Vibecampers I\u2019ll meet have toyed with this kind of fodder at one point or another, Rationalism doesn\u2019t get a lot of air time in general conversation, nor in the outlines of the dozens of pre-planned events listed on the website. Most of those are more in the woo-woo realm, a l\u00e1 the Protein Circle.<\/p>\n

\n\tAfter the ceremony, I run into Thomas. We get to talking about the prospect of making friends here, and the difference between doing so online and offline. He tells me about being homeschooled through high school, feeling socially isolated and spending a lot of time on Twitter. Then Covid hit, and \u2014 \u201cOof,\u201d he says. \u201cMy brain is like a ship, and once it\u2019s steered a certain way\u2026\u201d He trails off, shaking his head with a kind of resigned bemusement at the thought of all the blue-lit hours.<\/p>\n

\n\tBut then again, all those hours are what get you to Vibecamp, fellowshipping \u201cirl\u201d with the likeminded. You steer your way into the backwaters of Twitter; the algorithmic tides carry you this way and that; and, with the right push from the wind, you wind up hitting the shore at Camp Ramblewood. You\u2019re likely a loner, or a techie, or a self-styled knight errant spurning the world of the \u201cnormies.\u201d Back in your home life, you may have too many friends whom you know only as avatars and not enough whom you know as real people. But here at Vibecamp, the avatars become real people \u2014 people who know the same memes and get the same jokes and chat on the same forums as you, and who may even have some acid or shrooms to deal out. People with whom you can vibe.<\/p>\n

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\n\tLater that night, Thomas and I both end up at the poker night Max is hosting at the dining hall. Max sorts out the chip stacks using Claude (\u201coutsource all your thinking,\u201d someone jokes), and we play past midnight. By the time we\u2019re done, many of us have drunk enough of Max\u2019s gin that we give up on the task of Venmoing each other the payouts. I sign off and climb the hill to my tent, where, to the sweet strains of some kind of EDM pumping out of someone\u2019s portable speaker, I fall asleep.<\/p>\n

\n\tTHE FIRST EVENT I attend the next morning is \u201cTwitter in Real Life.\u201d A few dozen of us gather on the front field to meet our leader, a guy who goes by Lysander (attendees are welcome to use pseudonyms, and many do). Here\u2019s how this works, he says: For a few minutes, you tweet stuff; then, you partner up with someone and talk about what you\u2019ve tweeted. The tweets will facilitate the connection, is the idea. \u201cPretend you\u2019re a normal person with a normal social life,\u201d Lysander says. \u201cLook people in the eyes, if you\u2019re capable.\u201d A few ironic groans bubble up behind me.<\/p>\n

\n\tNot having a Twitter account myself, and not being able to create one in time for the first conversation, I end up doing more listening than talking. That probably would have been the case anyway, because what I\u2019m getting from my partner is an airtight soliloquy tracking Hegel to Heidegger and Heidegger to Aristotle and back again. My attention drifts as someone approaches the group next to us to ask what we\u2019re all doing. \u201cIt\u2019s like microdosing Twitter,\u201d they tell him. \u201cOh, I\u2019m on a macrodose,\u201d he says. \u201cI don\u2019t even know if that would work.\u201d He floats off down the hill, toward the singalong circle being led by someone with a clarion voice. (Summer has come and passed, the innocent can never last, wake me up when September ends\u2026<\/em>)<\/p>\n

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\n\tMy next partner is a guy in from London (\u201cheard about it from Twitter friends\u201d), who used to work for Bitcoin. I tell him I\u2019m in school, an English major. \u201cWhat the fuck is wrong with you?\u201d he says, kindly. When he asks what I\u2019ve been tweeting about, I reveal that I don\u2019t have the app. \u201cOh, you\u2019re a larper,\u201d he says. That word I do know: someone pretending to be something they\u2019re not. He turns to a woman in the group next to us. \u201cThis guy is a larper,\u201d he says. Something about the giddiness in his voice strikes a note of concern in me; in a sudden vision, I see word of my status traveling from group to group with increasing speed until, in some kind of beat-down, I\u2019m forced into the admission that I\u2019m a larper in the larger sense \u2014 not just at Twitter in Real Life, but at Vibecamp. Thankfully, the woman doesn\u2019t seem bothered by the news. She looks me over with a furrowed brow: \u201cHi, larper,\u201d is all she says.<\/p>\n

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\n\tMy next event is \u201cCyborg Visual Novels and the Art of the Future,\u201d a live demonstration of a \u201cvisual novel about life in a post-ASI dark utopia!\u201d While I don\u2019t really know what that means, it sounds like one of the more substantive events of the day, so I make my way past the song circle (by now, they\u2019ve traded out Green Day for \u201cBohemian Rhapsody\u201d) to the Barn Theater, where a tall man with a friendly beard is standing by a makeshift projector screen in front of an audience of around 20 people.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tHe introduces himself as Jeff, the creator of the novel, acknowledging upfront the irony of a guy with self-proclaimed \u201cClaude psychosis\u201d using Claude to make a novel about Claude taking over the world. But nonetheless. We proceed to \u201cdo\u201d the \u201cnovel,\u201d calling out what the protagonist should do at various inflection points in the narrative, while Jeff clicks our decisions into his computer. In the universe of the novel, AI has surpassed human intelligence in every cognitive domain. In the next novel Joe is working on, the universe will be generated from your activity on Twitter: \u201cAI will scrape all your posts and make a world out of it.\u201d Interestingly, neither of these imagined futures are presented as particularly \u201cdark\u201d \u2014 or, at least, the quick-to-laugh audience doesn\u2019t receive them that way. There\u2019s a collective draw toward the general aesthetic vision on offer here \u2014 cold, computerized, humanity-drained \u2014 and the frictionless insularity of the characters\u2019 lives. If that\u2019s the future, then this audience is probably better suited for it than most.<\/p>\n

\n\tAfter an hour in the barn, we emerge into the sunlight of the Vibecamp afternoon. I drift around the grounds for a while, stopping to watch a woman in a sequined leotard facilitate the dangling and wrapping of various volunteers in two strands of silk hanging from a 20-foot quad pod. Over at \u201cSex Magic for Beginners,\u201d nothing very sexual or magical seems to be happening \u2014 just a quiet group being led in some kind of drawing exercise, lo and behold, by the woman with the animal-tail satchel.<\/p>\n

\n\tFollowing dinner, I join a scraggly crew on the basketball court for an event called \u201cSolve Metaethics.\u201d There, I hear things like \u201cAI is wiser and kinder than us,\u201d and \u201cflowers are moral progress,\u201d and \u201cethics is all engineering.\u201d I talk to a guy in a \u201cClaude Squad\u201d shirt, who tells me that morality is \u201can intellectual artifact,\u201d a \u201cconvenient fiction similar to money.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

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\n\t\u201cIntersubjective entities exist,\u201d he says, pausing to formulate the next clause, \u201cand morality is one of them.\u201d When I ask how he might apply this framework to something like politics, he answers simply: \u201cHang \u2019em all.\u201d After a few minutes, he says he figures we\u2019ve solved metaethics and takes off. I enter a new conversation, in which someone with an armband that reads \u201cNOT HUMAN PLEASE HUG\u201d is positing that \u201cinstead of trying to minimize human suffering, we should try to increase the diversity of the manifold space.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tBy this point, it\u2019s all starting to feel pretty vacant out here. Few conversations coalesce into anything meaningful, let alone cogent. The subtext is usually some murky mixture of \u201cpost-\u201ds: \u201cpost-ideological,\u201d \u201cpost-political,\u201d \u201cpost-Rational,\u201d \u201cpost-ironic,\u201d post-whatever \u2014 and the result is a lot of apathy and only a little wit. Eyes glaze over when the subject strays too far from Memeworld. As I leave the basketball court, I realize that the \u201cBohemian Rhapsody\u201d lines from earlier have been stuck in my head all afternoon, echoing with darkening overtones. Nothing really matters, anyone can see, nothing really matters to me\u2026\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

\n\tThat night at the poker table, the mood is low. The guy across from me mulls the recent activity in the \u201cIntrusive Thoughts\u201d Signal group the organizers created for us. \u201cWhen I\u2019m tired, I can\u2019t decipher the esoteric jokes,\u201d he mumbles. Someone suggests he could get the blood pumping over at the naked pool party. He shrugs, scrolling onward.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tDAY THREE LOOKS a lot like Day Two: I get my tarot read by a devotee of Aleister Crowley; watch a group down by the pond scare the frogs off the rocks during a \u201cprimal scream\u201d exercise; and sit in on a workshop on \u201cAgency\u2019s Principal Problem,\u201d led by a guy in a cream cardigan and cream drawstring pants and even a cream phone case who says things like \u201cthe outlet does not ask the plug to plug itself into it.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tSo it\u2019s good to meet up with a group Max has gathered and load into his car, with the destination set for Chick-Fil-A, a place where people are less likely to wonder what the outlet asks. In tow with Max are Thomas and two other guys, one from Georgia, the other from San Francisco \u2014 both around the same age as us, both enjoying their time here. As we turn past the clapboard house, we see a lone Vibecamper on a unicycle tottering down the road towards us. Max leans out the window as we pass: \u201cI enjoy your work,\u201d he says.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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\n\tI like Max and his considerateness. He tells us he wanted to create a situation where people could really get to know each other, and that\u2019s why he asked us along. When he takes a turn a little too sharp, he says we should let him know if any part of his driving is making us crazy.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tOut onto a smooth two-laner now, we roll down the rest of the windows and John cranks the Steely Dan. For a moment, as the golden-hour hills unfurl around us, you could almost believe in the great, benevolent dream of the Internet. There we were, five people from different places who didn\u2019t know each other before now, connected ineffably by the world wide web: proof of Silicon Valley\u2019s promises in the form of a tightly-packed Chevy Volt.<\/p>\n

\n\tBut what exactly was connecting us \u2014 that was still hard to say. Earlier in the day, I had heard that word again: \u201cteapot.\u201d Thinking that it might be the missing piece \u2014 the jib door that would open to the secret room of Vibecamp\u2019s meaning \u2014 I\u2019d asked for a definition. \u201cWell, it doesn\u2019t really mean<\/em> anything,\u201d I was told. \u201cThat\u2019s the point. It\u2019s like, \u2018Everyone has their teapot.\u2019\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tAs it turns out, \u201cTeapot\u201d comes from the acronym form, TPOT: This Part of Twitter. TPOTers emerged from the Post-Rationalists, calling themselves \u201cin-group\u201d in the early stages. The imprecision of the definitions is intentional. As the YouTuber Etymology Nerd explains: \u201cThe point is that it can\u2019t be captured because nobody\u2019s exactly sure where the boundary is. Instead, the definition is self-contained. The only way to understand TPOT is by playfully acknowledging its own impreciseness.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

\n\tSo there was one way to understand it, whether it was TPOTers or Vibecampers in general: a community that can\u2019t say what exactly it is, or what exactly it believes in \u2014 a community for whom that\u2019s the kick. Pundits talk about the algorithm pushing people toward extremism, but what about it pushing people in the opposite direction, toward this kind of self-satisfied entropy, stripmining them of any sense of broader social conviction? Perhaps that\u2019s what you get at the very last stop on the Twitter river, once you\u2019ve passed all the zealots rage-baiting from the banks: an Inner Station with no real Colonel Kurtz, just the invisible dominion of Elon Musk and his code.<\/p>\n

\n\tLater that night, at a circle-round-the-campfire discussion on the essence of Vibecamp, people will try to put their finger on the elusive magic of the scene. After a few false starts, the moderator acknowledges that \u201cit\u2019s a challenge, trying to answer \u2018What is the essence?\u2019 I think part of why I asked it is that there\u2019s so many different kinds of events that go on \u2014 it seems almost impossible to try to compress.\u201d<\/p>\n

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\n\t\u201cBut I think heterogeny can be<\/em> an essence,\u201d someone says. The moderator turns to him, making a \u201cgo on\u201d kind of noise. There\u2019s a pause, as we wait for him to continue, but he seems to want to cede the floor now. So someone else jumps in: \u201cIt\u2019s just totally random,\u201d he says. \u201cLike, it\u2019s just\u201d \u2014 another pause, another running of steam \u2014 \u201cyeah.\u201d The fire pops; the moderator nods meaningfully. \u201cYeah,\u201d he says.<\/p>\n

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