philosophy
The Moral Philosophy of Seasteading with Mike Gibson and Reid Spitz
Seasteading emerged from shared belief that applying philosophy to practical action requires exiting most accepted institutions. I thought it was about time I turned on the recorder to capture one… Read More »The Moral Philosophy of Seasteading with Mike Gibson and Reid Spitz
Seasteading: An Audacious Vision of Diversity and Innovation In Law
A recent article in Slate.com characterized seasteading thus:
Seasteading, a movement to create law-free floating communes based on voluntary association. Led by Milton Friedman’s pajama-wearing grandson, this may be the most elaborate effort ever devised by a group of computer nerds to get invited to an orgy.
Freedom, Contracts, and Zoning Laws
Alex Tabarrok writes:
How not to seastead
(this will go into the book beta, in the Review section)
