We’re going to start having seasteading socials around the bay area, about once a month, to talk / network / brainstorm / etc w/ like-minded people. I’ve created a meetup group, the first one will be in SF on Wed 8/27. These will be much smaller & less organized than the conference in October. Go to the meetup for more info.
Arnold Kling writes about profit-maximizing governments on Creative Capitalism:
I made a wiki signup page for the conference (October 10th in Burlingame, CA, USA). So far it’s just me on there, so please add yourselves :). Also, we could use a couple more people to help organize and run the conference, if you are interested please email .
July was a bit of a slow month as I was wrapping things up at Google, but we now have some key initiatives underway:
I’d like to use this blog partly for feedback on our ideas, but posts don’t seem to get a lot of comments. If anyone is out there, can you comment on why that is? :). What changes would make you comment more? Is it the subject matter, the interface, or something else?
As many of you know, in addition to my responsibilities at TSI, I have a day job at Google. Having two jobs has been stressful, especially with the lack of alignment in having my passions one place and my time another. Therefore I have given notice at Google, and will be leaving at the end of July.
A guest post from TSI co-founder Wayne Gramlich about his vision for the evolution of seastead communities:
