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For background, we'll review the conventional water-based
lifestyles like floating homes, sailboats, cruise ships, and oil
platforms. You'll also learn about some of the other ways people
have successfully leveraged international waters for political
freedom, like the european pirate radio movement of the 60's and
70's. We'll describe some of the scores of colorful new-country
projects proposed and attempted over the years. While the ideas
are wide-ranging, including ships, reefs, spars, hexagonal cells,
reeds, and tetrahedrons, they all share one thing in common -
utter lack of success.
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