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Once the first few mobile seasteads have been deployed, they
can aggregate by simply rendezvousing at a agreed upon location
and lashing together into one bigger sea village. Over time the
sea communities will evolve to sea cities. Whenever someone
becomes annoyed with the current state of a seastead community,
it is possible to just disconnect and take their seastead
someplace else.
Source: http://seastead.org/commented/paper/infra-add.html#Once_the_first_few_mobile_seasteads_have_been_depl
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[Fri Dec 16 17:01:37 PST 2005-349] Eliot Grey:
In a similar vein to my earlier Q and A, do you really think that the world's existing nations ---especially the U.S. and U.K. ---will tolerate for a minute having international waters turned into a sort of floating Club Med for (in their eyes) political weirdos?
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