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At every step in incremental development, the standard of
living increases due to economies
of scale, refinement of techniques, and the network effects
of the larger community. Rather than convincing 10,000 people
from the beginning, you just keep bringing in those at the
margin, who needed things to be just a little bit better to get
involved. As interest in seasteading steadily grows, more units
are steadily built. Each may cater to a slightly different
audience, or experiment with different engineering designs and
social systems. They will be modular and eventually cluster
together into the grand vision many have proposed [Atlantis1994, Nexus, NewUtopia, VenusProject].
Source: http://seastead.org/commented/paper/why.html#At_every_step_in_incremental_development_the_stand
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