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Another in our "Frontiers" series, this article examines the possibility and probability of Startup Societies in the sky. The upsides are great, but so are the obstacles...
What's more important in regards to a cake? Making more of it or divvying it up evenly?
"Everything that can be invented has been invented." Or has it?
The Holy Roman Empire and how it compares to the numerous city-states of Italy in the late Middle Ages.
The sea has been mankind's servant and master for untold millions of years.
Naked skydivers, vehicles shaped like a praying mantis, and an ephemeral governance concept!
The tragedy of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico is a wake-up call for people everywhere: Something's wrong down south.
5 steps that will explain the broad strokes of creating your very own startup society. Are you the Steve Jobs of Governance?
The environment can survive without us, but we cannot without it.
Why do societies rich in resources suffer dearly in the economy? Some eldtritch economics are to blame!
Yes, the icy wasteland to the far south may in fact hold some treasures in store - not just resources!
As governance is poised for a big change in the near future, so is its sweet-talking sibling: diplomacy!
Why startup societies won't become militaristic invaders, and also...pirates!
Money is a many strange thing, and there's no reason it shouldn't be handled by the voluntary system of a startup society.
Decentralization is more than a buzzword - it's a fundametntal aspect of nature.
Renaissance Italy was home to all sorts of experiments, both scientific and social. Today we learn of one that's really good at not paying debts!
Vinay Gupta shares his insights on how refugee camps innovate in governance in ways that governments can learn from!
The curious case of the city within a city within a country within a country - why do trillions of dollars flow through here?
What elements legitimize the Catalan struggle for independence and meaningful self-determination?
Are bottom-up systems inherently better than top-down? Not necessarily - but nature is inherently bottom-up!
Celebrating the release of Joe Quirk's new "Seasteading" book, we pay homage to an amazing idea and work!
The two people at war for the better part of a centry might have a new solution to their decades-long feud...
If you get government wrong, you get everything wrong.
The proposal was made not for the year 2027, 2037 or even 2047...but 1977.
The city is not to be underestimated - common law and excellent positioning make it the most important hub in the MENA region.
The city-state system of ancient Greece has much to teach us: it's not just metaphysical philosophy and drinking hemlock!
Romulus and Remus were not only raised by a she-wolf, but were also startup society entrepreneurs!
In which we're looking back to examples of governance for inspiration: Namely, the free societies, the city-states, and federations of the past.
