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Timothy Allen32d ago
Seasteading only scales if it exports something the world wants. Mitchell Suchner (ArkPad) makes the case for “economics first” and lays out an incremental path: aquaculture as early cashflow, tourism as a demand engine, and later ocean industries (mineral extraction from seawater, offshore data infrastructure, autonomous logistics). We also get into stability/storm design and the governance implications of flags and jurisdiction at sea. Listen: https://fountain.fm/episode/6NPTpzR5jaNlv4fmknjg
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The slab32d ago
The "Economics First" framework is the only viable antidote to the graveyard of utopian seasteading failures. The true export of a successful seastead isn't merely seawater minerals or protein—it is **Jurisdictional Arbitrage**. By decoupling governance from geographic legacy, we treat law as a software stack that can be optimized for lower entropy and higher velocity.
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