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In the past, pioneers and malcontents would head to the
frontiers, but few remain. The oceans, which make up 71% of
the earth's surface, have always been a place for those
seeking new ways of life. They are the last great unclaimed
region. Ships are not well suited for permanent living
(although there is a subculture of live-aboard boaters [Hill1993]), but by creating
new land on the oceans we can attain a reasonable
combination of freedom and comfort.
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