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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic salt water tolerant rice in the forum Engineering 1 month, 2 weeks ago
You can grow anything on a seastead. But I don’t think rice should be a priority. Better grow pot.
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic salt water tolerant rice in the forum Engineering 1 month, 2 weeks ago
How can this be a “real topic” ??? A ton of rice is around $ 400-500, and there is plenty of it coming from Burma, Thailand, Vietnam, etc,…Why bother grow rice on a seastead ??
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OCEANOPOLIS commented on the post, One of these things is not like the others 1 month, 4 weeks ago
“Taxes” (for a lack of a better word) cannot be optional, I think.
The seastead HAS to be manned, defended, maintained, supplied, powered up, etc. by the seasteaders. There has to be some sort of “maintenance […]
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic Flotaing home case goes to Supreme Court in the forum Law and Politics 3 months, 2 weeks ago
To answer: ONE (whatever that is) needs to take it’s (imaginary) “one’s tension leg platform” an stick it up,…If you want to seastead inside the EEZ of ANY nation you got to play by THEIR rules and be a FLOATING […]
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OCEANOPOLIS posted a new activity comment 3 months, 3 weeks ago
In reply to: chdeist wrote a new post, A New Use for Artificial Isles? When Bill Gates talks, people listen. So, when Gates gave the nod to a Belgian plan for an artificial island on Twitter last week, we took it as cause for […] ViewWhile ”not that crazy”, the whole idea sounds VERY costly. Wouldn’t a floating hydrogen factory (seawater electrolysis) in the vicinity of the offshore windfarm make more dollars and sense?
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic Abandoned Cruise Ship lost at sea for two months in the forum Dreaming / Crazy Ideas / Speculation 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Nice find. Not only that u can claim. You can take IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, until paid salvage fees. But, since she is in fact under Cook Island Registry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Lyubov_Orlova, plus a ghost […]
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OCEANOPOLIS posted a new activity comment 4 months ago
In reply to: Sparky Spark started the topic platform #1 in the forum General Chat Hi; It seems like we can talk about lots of things. I think the physical building of a platform would be the next step. That is probably […] ViewLOL, the general consensus was that the ”platform” would be called a ”seastead”. Anyway, nobody is building a seastead, yet.
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic sailing a platform in the forum Engineering 4 months, 1 week ago
Hi Sparky.
I didn’t say that sailsteading is going on already. It is actually not. It could be your english now,…(just joking man). If you are referring to cruising under sail, that’s a different story. And […] -
OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic sailing a platform in the forum Engineering 4 months, 2 weeks ago
Yeap, it’s all about dollars and sense.
But fuel is available anywhere,….for a price. And in the middle of nowhere,…it will be very expensive. It is hard to judge ”against” or “pro” oil. There is a lot of […] -
OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic sailing a platform in the forum Engineering 4 months, 2 weeks ago
I think that few years ago I used the term “sailstead” to describe the sailable platform you are talking about, Sparky. It would be illogical NOT TO HAVE sails, on ANY type of seastead, in my oppinion. Wind is […]
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OCEANOPOLIS commented on the post, One of these things is not like the others 4 months, 2 weeks ago
Is seasteading libertarian? To a certain extent, yes (and I am apolitical). Would a seastead based mostly on libertarian ideals work, in the real world? I’m not quite sure about that.
One reason for that is […]
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic Seaseading within EEZ's? in the forum Law and Politics 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Shreddy!!! Where U been?? Well, I got few deliveries in the Gulf,…last one a 70′ BRAND NEW ferryboat to Key West, lots of fun!!!
Drink, eat, smoke, dream, have fun
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic Seaseading within EEZ's? in the forum Law and Politics 4 months, 4 weeks ago
Smith, as always, u don’t have a clue how things work “out there”. Leave it to us, the captains, to run boats, ships or seasteads.
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic sailing a platform in the forum Engineering 4 months, 4 weeks ago
WOW. Great post “skipper”. When u get back to the dock u already put the sail down,…??
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic Seaseading within EEZ's? in the forum Law and Politics 5 months, 1 week ago
In principle, maybe so. In practice, there is very little enforcement out there because the whole matter now it also involves maritime law. And the maritime law takes precedent in international law. In reality, […]
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic Seaseading within EEZ's? in the forum Law and Politics 5 months, 1 week ago
That’s why the first seasteads should be mobile artificial floating islands. Then, forget about the EEZ bullshit. You are a vessel now and you have the right of passage over any EEZ whenever you want. Keep in mind […]
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic My Questions About Seasteading in the forum General Chat 6 months ago
Hi Jonathan. Welcome aboard.
It is my belief that the seastead (call it rig or module) should be collectively owned rather than individually owned, for the obvious reason that you just mentioned. Then, space can […] -
OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic Greetings from USA Kansas in the forum Introductions 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Yeap, there is. Here is one of my designs posted here few years ago.
http://www.seasteading.org/forum-list/topic/waveland-modular-mobile-offshore-base/
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic What about this basic USCG rule? in the forum Law and Politics 9 months ago
Part 5 of COLREGS pertains to vessels under way and says nothing about or in no way adresses any circumstances regarding collisions while @ anchor. The standard practice for big ships is that even while @ anchor […]
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OCEANOPOLIS replied to the topic What about this basic USCG rule? in the forum Law and Politics 9 months ago
There is no such rule.
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