Created by Joe Quirk and Jackson Sullivan. Donate: https://www.seasteading.org/ Book at our affiliate link: https://amzn.to/3fdKuyV Why do governments get better at all? In the middle ages, the feudal system dominated Europe. Kings, lords and armed mercenaries plundered peasants who often starved. Few imagined that better government was possible. But how did it get better? ARead more
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Michael Strong‘s talk from the 2009 Seasteading Conference is now online:
Alex Tabarrok writes:
Competitive law appears to increase efficiency but it’s less clear that competition among governments gives rise to a libertarian world. Homeowner associations, for example, often impose stricter zoning regulations than cities. You could say that the system as a whole is more libertarian, but no one lives in the system as a whole.
