elspru replied to the topic Any actually currently happening yet? in the forum Active Seasteading Projects 6 days, 21 hours ago
There are multiple ways of increasing “Drama”,
for instance by making a play or narrative fiction,
about Seasteading and it’s benefits,
and then acting it out, and
putting it on youtube.elspru replied to the topic Any actually currently happening yet? in the forum Active Seasteading Projects 6 days, 21 hours ago
In terms of “sibling rivalry” while Tupac and Biggy Smalls were popular,
they both ended up dieing due to their constant feuding and threats made real.
On the Contrary, we can co-operate with the Zeitgeist […]elspru replied to the topic Great Lakes Seasteading in the forum Active Seasteading Projects 1 month ago
Hey ya, so yesterday I put a deck onto the barrel catamaran,
used an old hollow closet door salvaged from recycling,
sawed it in half, so there is half to cover each barrel,
they are attached to the mahogany […]elspru replied to the topic The Venus Project in the forum General Chat 1 month ago
Ya resource-management is communism, or better known as totalitarian centralized dictatorship.
In Soviet Union they used various metrics to see how much “progress” they were doing,
this led to many useless […]elspru replied to the topic Recycled Seastead in the forum Active Seasteading Projects 1 month ago
er I mean not displaced was boyant 2 tons, it weighed about 100kg though, was real tough to move, and is now at bottom of the river. If i manage to locate it, maybe shall be able to haul it up with the barrel […]
elspru replied to the topic Recycled Seastead in the forum Active Seasteading Projects 1 month ago
oh ya, and when I made the ferro-cement dinghy,
based on calculations it displaced around 2 tons,
it cost around $200 for the hull itself,
and about $150-200 for anchor’s, oars, life jacket etc.elspru replied to the topic Recycled Seastead in the forum Active Seasteading Projects 1 month ago
Hey CompulsiveCoder!
Congrats on making some seastead models, would love to see some pics or videos i.e. “proof”.
Glass is a very interesting medium since it’s main component sand SiO2 is so bountiful on earth.
In […]elspru replied to the topic Flotaing home case goes to Supreme Court in the forum Law and Politics 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Ya it’s true. In Canada it’s already extremely difficult to have a floating home, since lots of people say “not on my beach”.
That’s why Phi Boats aims to make submersible boats, which can be “out of sight, out […]elspru posted a new activity comment 1 month, 4 weeks ago
In reply to: shredder7753 posted an update IMPORTANT – Wave action animation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Deep_water_wave.gif Viewgood to know, and acts as additional justification for submersible seasteads

elspru replied to the topic Great Lakes Seasteading in the forum Active Seasteading Projects 2 months ago
tested out barrel catamaran prototype on the pond, it’s a success!
had a nice ride http://youtu.be/Q5FUyLHXBvg
once can figure out how or where to moor or otherwise keep it, shall build a larger version.
Maybe […]elspru posted an update 2 months ago
tested out barrel catamaran prototype on the pond, it’s a success!
had a nice ride http://youtu.be/Q5FUyLHXBvgelspru replied to the topic Casino Stead in the forum Business 2 months ago
good find (y)
Ya, there are a lot of cruise ships with casino’s.elspru commented on the post, Our Stance on Submersible Seasteads 2 months ago
Jeff you’re right, I looked up the definition of “semi-submersible” it was totally-different from what I was intending to say.
What I meant was a fully-submersible craft, with a large amount of reserve […]
elspru replied to the topic Office closed down – ESS AB in the forum Business 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Hello Elspru,
I am the managing director of EUS AB (that owns European Submarine Structures). My Swedish company provided Wilfried with capital for building underwater rooms. We also were involved in his […]elspru replied to the topic Office closed down – ESS AB in the forum Business 2 months, 2 weeks ago
I don’t understand. I’ve never heard of your company before. Who are you exactly?
Do you have a website or any kind of submarines or anything, in Europe for instance?
Also are you implying you’re somehow related […]elspru replied to the topic Great Lakes Seasteading in the forum Active Seasteading Projects 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Hey, so I already had time to make the first boat of the year, it’s two 208L barrels tied together, with a mahogany backbone, it’s a 1-2 person flotation device, can displace 400kg.
It’s also easily extensible if […]elspru replied to the topic Website Migration – shut down of forums and all comments Monday night in the forum General Chat 3 months ago
Hey, ya so congrats on getting buddypress working.
When are people going to be allowed to register?
it’s a fairly simple task in wordpress, Settings -> Membership anyone can register (click for yes)
and […]elspru commented on the post, Our Stance on Submersible Seasteads 3 months ago
It’s actually possible to have lots and lots of reserve buoyancy, and still be submersible.
Can have separate water-tight rooms, as recommended by SOLAS. In case there is large reserve boyancy, and low […]
elspru replied to the topic Open For Business!! in the forum Active Seasteading Projects 3 months, 1 week ago
So if you get less than $25,000 in pledges,
then you get nothing, am I correct?
Anyways you say open for business,
yet I don’t see any products available.
For instance for the Phi Boats,
have made spreadsheet […]elspru replied to the topic Business model: Freeport Mid-Ocean Port/Harbor in the forum Business 3 months, 2 weeks ago
could also do ship-repair, and offer retrieval and man-over-board services,
if for instance someone has sank and is now on a lifeboat,
or if someone has dis-masted and would like to be towed.
Mostly though, any […]- Load More
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