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 fastest way to seastead. A flag provides a legal designation for vessels on the ocean. Governments issue flags through flagging registries, which are often privateRead more
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Join us for an open discussion on all things seasteading. Come with your questions and project ideas! Bring your coffee (or any beverage of your choice) to this open discussion about all things seasteading. Bring your questions about how The Seasteading Institute is working to put seasteads in the water ASAP, seasteading project ideas, commentsRead more
Once a month, we will host an online discussion on a topic related to seasteading. Seasteading is living on environmentally restorative floating islands with some degree of political autonomy. The term comes from homesteading, which means making a home for oneself in new, uninhabited places. It generally has associations with self-sufficiency and a frontier lifestyle.Read more
Topic for our January meeting: Games that teach us about Seasteading Join seasteading enthusiasts from around the world to discuss games that teach us about seasteading. Once a month, we will host a free, online discussion on a topic related to seasteading. Seasteading is living on environmentally restorative floating islands with some degree of politicalRead more
New topic for our December meeting: Algae Join seasteading enthusiasts from around the world to discuss algae and its many uses. Once a month, we will host an online discussion on a topic related to seasteading. Seasteading is living on environmentally restorative floating islands with some degree of political autonomy. The term comes from homesteading,Read more
Join seasteading enthusiasts from around the world to discuss how to make living in floating cities possible. Once a month, we will host a discussion on a topic related to seasteading. Seasteading is living on environmentally restorative floating islands with some degree of political autonomy. The term comes from homesteading, which means making a homeRead more
Joe Quirk has spoken twice at NASA Ames, at the New Worlds Conference hosted by the New Worlds Institute, and at the InterPlanetary Festival hosted by the Santa Fe Institute. Check out this short introductory video Joe narrated for the BBC: President and Seavangelist of The Seasteading Institute, Joe Quirk, will give a presentation andRead more
Join weekly discussions on the book, Seasteading: How Floating Nations Will Restore the Environment, Enrich the Poor, Cure the Sick, and Liberate Humanity from Politicians! Starting September 3.
