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As the earth's population steadily increases, so does the
pressure to open new frontiers. While the oceans have long been
used for transportation, this book is an extended thought
experiment about how they could support permanent settlements.
Considering these issues will be invaluable no matter which way
humanity next expands. In particular, the ocean bears some
definite similarities to space: the final frontier, which will
surely be an important part of our near future.
Source: http://seastead.org/commented/paper/intro.html#As_the_earths_population_steadily_increases_so_doe
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