We are creating the legal path for seasteading to make it easier for floating communities to launch legally and safely. The first part of this project is our Classification Rules… Read More »Joe Quirk Explains the Classification Project
It’s incredible to think that it has been three years since the first seastead was established in international waters, at an equally incredible cost of $150,000. Three years since that… Read More »Happy XLII Anniversary + Book Coming
This clip is a short snippet of what has been labeled as one of the Top Five Episodes of the Joe Rogan Podcast in 2016 by Neuro. In this episode,… Read More »Joe Quirk interview on Joe Rogan
If we flag seasteads, more than two-thirds of the earth’s surface is legally opened as a frontier for free societies. Announcing our new initiative to create a seastead flag: the… Read More »Flag to Free the World
Joe Quirk is turning 55 on June 5! You can make all his birthday wishes come true by donating to our new Incubator Scholarship.You can help build the community of… Read More »Joe’s Birthday Fundraiser for the Incubator Scholarship
Joe Quirk discusses progress in the seasteading movement in season 2, episode 1 of the Seasteading Today podcast.
With seed funding from Patri Friedman & João Germano’s ZIG Fund, Shannon Lim works to develop floating islands in Singapore through his company OnHand Agrarian. The platforms will be made with creatively applied, existing technology which will create floating real estate at one-fifth the cost of land in Singapore.
Seasteading will produce surprising innovations that we can’t possibly imagine.
One of our most staunch seastead legal innovators, author and lawyer Tom W. Bell, explains why he believes the future of legal innovation is in free cities and seasteads.
How does a Naval Officer become an advocate of voluntary market solutions? This Free Cities Podcast starts with Anthony Caprio – a former Surface Warfare Officer in the Navy –… Read More »Free Cities, Former Navy Officer Interviews Seasteader
