SeaZones Compared to Nation States? Tom W. Bell Explains
One of our most staunch seastead legal innovators, author and lawyer Tom W. Bell, explains why he believes the future of legal innovation is in free cities and seasteads.
Joe Quirk
Robert Ballard & 3D-Printed FLIPsteads
Why haven’t seasteads been built yet? Robert Ballard, famous oceanographer who discovered the RMS Titanic, reminds us every time we talk to him that the technology for stability on the high… Read More »Robert Ballard & 3D-Printed FLIPsteads
Texas Lawyer interviews Seavangelist. Politically Fight or Create?
We’ve switched things up for this installment of Seasteading Today. Rather than have Joe Quirk interview a seasteader, our accomplished Board member Susanna Dokupil interviewed Joe. This podcast is an excellent… Read More »Texas Lawyer interviews Seavangelist. Politically Fight or Create?
Edward Stringham’s book “Private Governance”
Why don’t we hear about private security guard brutality at Disneyland and on cruise ships? Where does law come from? How do people cooperate enough to get law started in… Read More »Edward Stringham’s book “Private Governance”
Maldives’ Floating City? Koen Olthuis of Waterstudio
What if a nation sinking below sea level became the innovation hub for floating cities? What if you could float the infrastructure of Holland to the slums of Bangladesh? What… Read More »Maldives’ Floating City? Koen Olthuis of Waterstudio
The Moral Philosophy of Seasteading with Mike Gibson and Reid Spitz
Seasteading emerged from shared belief that applying philosophy to practical action requires exiting most accepted institutions. I thought it was about time I turned on the recorder to capture one… Read More »The Moral Philosophy of Seasteading with Mike Gibson and Reid Spitz
20 Questions, 20 Answers, 20 Seconds Each
You got questions? We got answers. Newcomers to the Seasteading Movement often ask at least 20 questions, and the average soundbite is 20 seconds, which may be why I was… Read More »20 Questions, 20 Answers, 20 Seconds Each
Will cities of the future FLOAT? $167 million project using concrete platforms could be home to 300 people by 2020 (DailyMail, July 8, 2015)
If waking up to a sea breeze and panoramic ocean views is your idea of heaven, you might consider moving to a floating city. A group of marine biologists, nautical… Read More »Will cities of the future FLOAT? $167 million project using concrete platforms could be home to 300 people by 2020 (DailyMail, July 8, 2015)
Is Seasteading “Beyond Democracy”? Ask author Frank Karsten
Does democracy enforce the will of the people? Who are “the people”? How does “will” get enforced? Is democracy how majorities enforce their will on minorities?
Agriculture Businessman Wants Aquaculture Revolution
Aquaculture is the future of food, and agriculture can make it happen.The Seasteading Institute has long maintained that the scientists researching the sustainability and profitably of seaweed need to work… Read More »Agriculture Businessman Wants Aquaculture Revolution
