How Seasteading Will Restore the Environment
Did you know Buckminster Fuller designed a floating city for 5000 people in 1967? Lyndon Johnson loved it and had the model installed in his White House. Guess why it never happened? In honor of our partnership with Clean Tech Open, Joe Quirk was invited to speak at Autodesk about how Seasteads could be an environmental godsend for our battered and abused oceans. We have our partner Greg Delaune
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Seasteading means building startup communities that float on the ocean with any measure of political autonomy. For a 30-second illustration of the mechanism by which seasteads will solve political problems, check out our video: Welcome to The Seasteading Institute. You can also visit our Frequently Asked Questions page. Seasteads are environmentally restorative, since you can’t build a permanent f
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Note: This is a draft of the book from 2010 and thus displays some formatting errors and broken links. However, the book is still in development and will be available in the future. (Also available in the following formats: .mobi – .epub – .pdf) Introduction Preface to this edition The book you are reading is in draft form (perhaps eternally). We believe in transparency and immediate feedback, so
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Seasteading means building floating cities with significant political autonomy. Nearly half the world’s surface is unclaimed by any nation-state, and many coastal nations can legislate seasteads in their territorial waters. The Seasteading Institute is a nonprofit organization. We promote the creation of floating ocean cities as a revolutionary solution to some of the world’s most pressing problem
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