I am headed to my sixth sponsored appearance at the Free Cities Conference, accompanied by the founders of ArkPad, ArkTide and LiberArx, to convince the free cities community that seasteading is… Read More »Which of my talks is best?
Samuele Landi lived in international waters for over a year. A storm ended in three deaths. What does this mean for seasteading?
In my book review of Pirate Enlightenment, or the Real Libertalia by David Graeber, I highlighted how a pirate community in Madagascar developed innovative governance despite lacking Enlightenment philosophical ideals.… Read More »Beyond Political Theory: How Pirates Stumbled Upon Enlightenment Principles
In his entertaining presentation for the Liberty in Our Lifetime conference, Joe Quirk explores the connections between classical liberal values, the historical evolution of governance at sea, and seasteading. He… Read More »Why flag? Pirates and anarchy!
Join us for a few autumn evenings as we discuss The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates by Peter T. Leeson. “The Invisible Hook, is a rollicking good… Read More »Fall Book Club on The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates
oil rigs and cruise ships are safe from pirates, and seasteads will be, too. There’s a flourishing industry of private security firms protecting thousands of ships on the ocean right now. They are far better equipped than pirates, and pirates have never boarded a ship with a private security team.
I recently read The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates by Dr Peter Leeson, about the economics and self-governance of pirates. It’s a fascinating book, and relevant to seasteading,… Read More »Interview with Peter Leeson, author of The Invisible Hook and Anarchy Unbound
