Seasteaders and Ephemerislers are invited to gather for a potluck to celebrate the holiday season. When: Sunday, December 8, 2013 – 9:00am until 11:30am Where: Infinity Club Lounge, 333 Main… Read More »Seasteading and Ephemerisle Holiday Brunch (potluck)
Call it an experiment in governance, call it a way to live under a new set of rules of your own creation, maybe even a way to start your life… Read More »News 2
Seasteading supporter Balaji S. Srinivasan is the poster child of a modern-day pioneer. Seeing the limits of old ways of doing things, he founded Counsyl, a prenatal genetic testing company,… Read More »Balaji Srinivasan on Silicon Valley’s Ultimate Exit
Twitter and blogs can be a great way to pass two, or twenty, minutes with a mix of amusement and information. One unfortunate consequence of these punchy new journalism outlets,… Read More »The Anatomy of a Drive-by Tweeting
The Seasteading Institute September 2013 Newsletter (Past newsletters) Dear Friend of The Seasteading Institute, Just after our last newsletter, on the eve of summer, we took a brief, hard-earned getaway… Read More »September 2013 Newsletter
A big thanks to all of our contributors for helping us surge past the $20,000 goal with more than a week remaining in our Indiegogo campaign. With matching funds from… Read More »$20k goal reached; now what?
Humanity+, one of the leading futurist/transhumanist advocacy organizations, recently featured an interview with Randy Hencken in its online h+ publication. Jesse Barksdale, the interviewer, asked a number of questions to… Read More »h+ Interviews Randolph Hencken
How is a ‘seastead’ different from a ship? Why is the ocean a better bet than charter cities/startup cities on land? What can you do on a seastead, that you… Read More »Randolph Hencken Interviewed on Firedoglake.com
Help us pay for the innovative engineering design we’re contracting to our partners at DeltaSync!
Seasteading demands a nimble balance of practical present technology and untested innovation. Our latest engineering study, part of our Floating City Project, attempts to strike this balance by examining the feasibility of… Read More »New feasibility study: Semi-submersible, “mini-modular” plaftform
