The future we wanted is here. Seasteads are floating on the ocean! The ArkPad-C in The Philippines survived two hurricanes since its launch in September. The aerospace engineer who built the SeaPod Alpha Deep in… Read More »Seasteading Triumphs!
Obsolete regulations, that’s what. Creating the First Seasteading Classification Society will streamline the process and make seasteading in international waters accessible to anyone with the drive to do so. Our… Read More »What’s in Our Way?
Now that The Seasteading Institute has inspired at least eleven seasteading projects to build seasteads, it’s imperative that our community build a Legal and Safe Path for Seasteads. International law… Read More »Let’s Make Seasteads Legal
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Join us for a few autumn evenings as we discuss The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates by Peter T. Leeson. “The Invisible Hook, is a rollicking good… Read More »Fall Book Club on The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates
TSI research reveals how seasteads fit within the requirements of the major international maritime conventions that most flagging countries have ratified. Meeting the described specifications will help seasteads find a home on flag registers without forcing them to meet standards designed for large voyaging ships engaged in transport, fishing, or other resource extraction processes.
