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RE: How one LAW can Finance big Scale Seasteading
I like this post. Cheers mate. All aboard. I was worried at first you were going to go all statist on me and try to be an American on a SeaSteading ship. Way to turn the corner. I had some thoughts on this too:
https://steemit.com/liberty/@aggroed/eff-this-place-let-s-buy-a-cruise-ship-and-start-a-new-country
Cruise ships are a great way to get living space on waters. But the main point I wanted to deliver was that there first needs to be an incentive. If there are millions to earn buy buildong a seasteading on the pacific, it will be done somehow.
Btw. there was an article that wen't through a thought experiment: a cruise line was declaring itself its own nation, moving all national offices onto their ships and declared the ships being each a moving state.
Too bad I can't find it anymore.
the profits from building shallow ponds at sea, to farm oyster, lobster, crab, ... would bring in billions and feed many millions.
Any permanently buoyed structure at sea would be a fine spot to farm immense amounts of high value sea food. And would immediately put a big dent in the industries currently raping the oceans.