But you can live in the media.
Some people take the abolition of public and private a little too literally.
Take the Victoria Theater on Amsterdam's Sloterkade canal, a monumental building in late Jugendstil style which stood empty for years. Two weeks before it was finally squatted, the public function of the building had been jeopardized for good when local hooligans in search of a hangout for those boring evenings set the screen on fire by way of an experiment. The day of the squat, the fire brigade paid the new residents a visit to congratulate them with their little palace, thinking the building's new function might contain the fire hazard. The enormous auditorium was so impressive that for the first few months, the ten squatters decided to camp out on the empty stage, where the loudspeakers still worked. The red plush foyer became a late-night bar almost by itself.