Created by Joe Quirk and Jackson Sullivan. Donate: https://www.seasteading.org/ Book at our affiliate link: https://amzn.to/3fdKuyV Why do governments get better at all? In the middle ages, the feudal system dominated… Read More »What Makes Governments Better?
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Huge old governments are less able to innovate and try new things. Small, newer nations can try new things, see if they work, and the rest of the world will follow. It happens all the time.
Seasteading is not a plan for society but a platform for anybody to try their own plans for society.
Will Chamberlain’s talk at the second annual Seasteading Conference, “Thinking Structurally About Government”, is now available online:
A lot of bad things happen in the world, which means there are a lot of options for those who wish to make the world a better place. And there are some consistent patterns to the badness which make some areas more fruitful than others for the advancement of humanity. Arnold Kling writes:
