Secret Seastead Ends in Death
Samuele Landi lived in international waters for over a year. A storm ended in three deaths. What does this mean for seasteading?
Samuele Landi lived in international waters for over a year. A storm ended in three deaths. What does this mean for seasteading?
It’s amazing what you’ve helped us inspire. Seasteading companies are putting skin in the game, taking our first steps to free seas. BUILDING: In the Philippines, ArkPad is waiting for… Read More »The race is on. Here’s what’s next.
Stop arguing. Start Seasteading. Seasteading is the most practical solution to political conflict. Thanks to Joe Wagner for editing this video. The 2024 Liberty in our Lifetime Conference will take… Read More »Seasteading = Liberty in Our Lifetime
People are often surprised when they learn that The Seasteading Institute has only two staff members. We are able to do what we do because we have the support of… Read More »Gratitude for Our Volunteers
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Matthew Fiorenza also contributed to this blog post. This week we have been following the story of the Titan submersible, an experimental vessel built by the company OceanGate. As we… Read More »Titanic Submarine Catastrophic Implosion: What does this mean for Seasteaders and Safety Regulations?
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Update: Visit the new website for Indigo Civilization and sign up for email updates about the project! French humanist, Frédéric Pons, in this white paper set out to show the French,… Read More »This Indigo Concept Ocean Civilization offers a solution to face the realities of the World and Humanity
A few weeks ago, I learned about a book written by Kenneth Neumeyer, written in 1981, and entitled Sailing The Farm. It’s a combined autobiography/instruction manual for remaining secure and… Read More »Sailing the Farm – Does Seasteading Have to be Expensive or Futuristic?
Season 5 of the Seasteading Today Podcast will be a little different. Our monthly Seasteading Social events have been hosted on Zoom and posted on YouTube for a couple years.… Read More »Catching up with Ben Silone of ArkTide