Announcing the Crypto Cruise Ship
Update: “How the Grinch Stole the Cruise Ship” When you think of 2020, I want you to think of the number of people the first Crypto Cruise Ship can accommodate.… Read More »Announcing the Crypto Cruise Ship
Joe Quirk
Seasteader Certification Adventure March 31 to April 6
The first single-family affordable seastead is floating in international waters, and it’s time to start learning from the new Masters. Chad, Nadia and Rudy are eager to teach you the basic skills to seastead in their neighborhood, like sailing, diving, and tying knots.
Seastead Video Game, Jeff Bezos & Contest
The new trailer for one of the most popular video games in the world climaxes with a seastead while the narrator calls for solutions to global challenges. It features a Polynesian voyaging canoe and what looks like a replica of our partner Blue21’s Floating Pavilion.
Seasteading Opens for Mariah Carey in Japan
I imagined 30 people. Next thing I know NuMundo posts a cell phone video of Randy speaking before an audience they claim numbered ~13,000.
Peter Thiel Speaks for 6 Minutes about Seasteading
“I certainly think if we had competition in governance, we would do a lot better,” Thiel remarked on The Rubin Report. Peter Thiel appeared on Dave Rubin’s show and frankly… Read More »Peter Thiel Speaks for 6 Minutes about Seasteading
Why do Pacific Islanders lead seasteading?
Seasteading is a source of optimism for many people on the islands.
What will seasteads actually look like?
Seasteading will produce surprising innovations that we can’t possibly imagine.
Landsteading? Read “Free Private Cities” by Titus Gebel
I read this book with enormous pleasure. No fallacy can stop the power of an idea that has been articulated by a leader who can make it happen. The startup… Read More »Landsteading? Read “Free Private Cities” by Titus Gebel
Seasteading! Only for the Rich?
In 1970, cruise ships were a luxury for rich people only. Now they’re cheaper per night than many coastal hotels. In 1990, cell phones were for the rich. Now children… Read More »Seasteading! Only for the Rich?
