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In this paper, we'll demonstrate that a combination of
technologies has finally given the lie to Mark Twain's famous
line about the real estate business. Imagine the tremendous
possibility of being able to create new acreage on the vast and
empty oceans. The environment may be less friendly, but the
increased freedom will appeal to a motivated minority who are fed
up with terrestrial politics. These aquatic pioneers will settle
civilization's next frontier through the unusual merger of green
technology and free enterprise. Once there, they will experiment
with new social, political, and economic systems, adding
much-needed variety and innovation to the stagnant business of
government.
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