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Seasteading Today

Seasteading Today

By: Carly Jackson
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  • More than a Free Private City, New Nation Eleutheria

    More than a Free Private City, New Nation Eleutheria
    May 15 2025
    Eleutheria is one of our Business Members. To learn more about the Business Membership Program, visit: https://www.seasteading.org/business-membership/ Key Points: Eleutheria is seeking legal autonomy, something beyond a Special Economic Zone (SEZ). Combining seasteading with a free private city would allow for the best of both worlds. They presented a proposal to the Parliament of Tuvalu about establishing a 99 year lease where they can develop real estate, medical facilities, and seasteads bringing economic activity to Tuvalu. Eleutheria is part of the New Nation Project. If Tuvalu moves forward with the 99 year lease, they will build the Pacifica project. Highlights: Steve Clancy, co-founder of Eleutheria, first learned about free-market principles by reading David Friedman’s The Machinery of Freedom. The motivation for creating the New Nation Project came out of a desire to build a society with Christian values while welcoming residents of any faith. Steve offers insight as an insurance broker to developing new technology like Uber and seasteads. Connect with Eleutheria: Join the New Nation Project: https://www.newnationproject.org/pacifica
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Business Member ArkPad's Game-Changing Reef Resort

    Business Member ArkPad's Game-Changing Reef Resort
    Feb 27 2025
    The second episode in our Business Membership Podcast Series features Mitchell Suchner, Founder of ArkPad. Learn More about the Business Membership All Tech Coming to Fruition: Innovations in Seasteading In this episode, host Carly Jackson talks with Mitchell Suchner, founder of ArkPad, about their developments in floating architecture and sustainable aquaculture. From a typhoon-resistant floating home to innovative fish farming solutions, discover how ArkPad is revolutionizing seasteading technology. Episode Highlights ArkPad Updates Hosted Launch Party celebration for the typhoon-resistant Ark Pad-C model in September 2024, now available for purchase Development of Reef Resort project featuring two ArkPad platforms & 15 Glamp houses Investment opportunities available (whole or fractional ownership) Reef Resort opening planned in coming months Hexafarm Innovation Successful first harvest completed in September 2024 Integrated fish farming structure Glamp houses designed to sit atop Hexafarm units Sustainable aquaculture system featuring: Milkfish cultivation Rabbit fish (natural biofouling control) Lobster farming Seaweed (guso) and mussel production Connect with ArkPad: Reach out to ArkPad on their website to learn more about purchasing an ArkPad-C model and fractional ownership of a unit in their Reef Resort. (This episode description was partially written by Claude AI.)
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    33 mins
  • Atlas Island: Building an Anarcho-Capitalist Community

    Atlas Island: Building an Anarcho-Capitalist Community
    Aug 1 2024
    Our first podcast for our new Business Membership Program features Mason, Founder of Atlas Island. To learn more about the Business Membership Program, visit: https://www.seasteading.org/business-membership/ Key Points: Atlas Island: A 3-year journey in community building and lessons learned Challenges in uniting independent-minded anarcho-capitalists Bridging the gap between online engagement and real-world action The pragmatic approach to building floating communities on the ocean Highlights: Atlas Island's focus on broad strokes rather than minute details The "maximal liberty, minimal effort" philosophy Importance of patience in community development Maintaining founding principles while adapting to reality Step-by-step approach to societal innovation Core belief: The right to be left alone if leaving others alone Moving from forced debate to "voting with your boat" Quotes: "Building something new takes longer than you expect." "You have the right to be left alone as long as you leave other people alone." Takeaways: The challenges of uniting individualists for a common cause Balancing idealism with pragmatism in community building The importance of flexibility and patience in long-term projects Connect with Atlas Island: Telegram: http://t.me/AtlasIsland Website: http://atlasisland.org/ (This episode description was partially written by Claude AI.)
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    36 mins

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