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There is an inherent difficulty in getting people involved in
something that has value only if people are involved in it. How
do you start? Contingent contracts help, ie all participants
sign something which says "I will pay for my share and move
onboard if 99 other people also sign this contract". This
approach is working for the Free State Project in its quest to
get 20,000 libertarians to move to New Hampshire. In our case,
however, there are difficulties. We think that its best to try
out this new way of life with fewer people at first. Also it
appears difficult to get enough interest for even contingent
signatures on floating-cities without demonstrating viability.
For these reasons, our plan includes a series of distinct stages,
each involving a greater number of people.
Source: http://seastead.org/commented/paper/why.html#There_is_an_inherent_difficulty_in_getting_people_
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[Sun Jul 10 15:46:24 PDT 2005-190] Mike Linksvayer (NOSPAMml@gondwanaland.com.NOSPAM):
s/is working/may work/
and that's being generous
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