A New Use for Artificial Isles?
When Bill Gates talks, people listen. So, when Gates gave the nod to a Belgian plan for an artificial island on Twitter last week, we took it as cause for… Read More »A New Use for Artificial Isles?
Charlie Deist
Joe Quirk on Seasteading at Burning Man
Have you heard Joe Quirk, co-author of the upcoming seasteading book, talk about what drives progress? If not, this short video from last year’s Burning Man will give you a taste… Read More »Joe Quirk on Seasteading at Burning Man
Seasteading, Breakthrough Philanthropy Featured on CorporateKnights.com
Many sense that recent economic downturns in the developed world have resulted in part from a decline in our willingness to think big and take risks on new technology. Peter… Read More »Seasteading, Breakthrough Philanthropy Featured on CorporateKnights.com
One of these things is not like the others
Dan Amira, a writer for New York Magazine, apparently picked up on the Washington Times angle to seasteading, featuring our mission alongside plans for four other so-called conservative utopias. While… Read More »One of these things is not like the others
Voice & Exit event launches Indiegogo campaign
Several members of the seasteading community recently launched an Indiegogo campaign to support the Voice & Exit event in Austin, TX, to be held on Saturday, March 9, 2013 (in parallel with… Read More »Voice & Exit event launches Indiegogo campaign
Engineering Research Interns Wanted
With the start of the Spring semester upon us, The Seasteading Institute is seeking student participation through academic research projects and internships. This is an excellent opportunity to engage with an… Read More »Engineering Research Interns Wanted
Seasteading Article Hits #1 on Gizmodo Japan
On New Year’s Eve, Gizmodo Japan published an article about seasteading which has become the #1 most popular story on the tech news website. We think this bodes well for the continuing… Read More »Seasteading Article Hits #1 on Gizmodo Japan
Response to Seasteading Coverage on NPR’s All Things Considered
NPR’s All Things Considered is the latest prominent news show to take an interest in seasteading. Earlier today, the program aired a six-minute segment titled, “Don’t like the government? Make… Read More »Response to Seasteading Coverage on NPR’s All Things Considered
Vote With Your Boat
“Vote With Your Boat” is a short promotional video created by Gaston and Daniela Blanchet, of Humanity.TV. Their project is an interactive tablet series set to bring authenticity back into… Read More »Vote With Your Boat
Seasteading: More American Than America Redux
Some pockets of the American public have recently begun to channel their frustration with the governing status quo into a renewed interest in carving out new jurisdictions that better represent… Read More »Seasteading: More American Than America Redux
