04-21-2019, 05:37 PM
** 21-Apr-2019 Seasteading -- Hiding out from World War III
Several people have asked where they could hide out from WW III, and I
completely forgot about this one, from 2016:
Vince lives in Anguilla and claims that he and his family will ride
out the war in the middle of the ocean a specially designed
solar-powered vessel with room for his family, where he can grow food,
and so forth.
If you're interested in pursuing this, just do a search
on the word "seasteading." There are lots of links.
I was reminded of this when I saw a news report last week about a
couple who built a seastead home in Thailand's exclusive economic zone
(EEZ), though not in its territorial waters. According to the story,
Thailand may even threaten them with the death penalty because the
seastead home challenges their sovereignty. However, the couple fled
before the Thai police came to arrest them.
However, the seastead the Vince Cate was talking about would not sit
in one place but would float and move around. If you're trying to
escape WW III in a seastead, I'd suggest some place far away from
land.
---- Source:
-- Seasteading / The “freest person in the world” faces a possible
death penalty in Thailand
https://qz.com/1600609/seasteading-cabin...h-penalty/
(Quartz)
Several people have asked where they could hide out from WW III, and I
completely forgot about this one, from 2016:
John Wrote:> By the way, you haven't said in a long time. Are you still making
> plans to survive at sea with your family in a specially designed
> floating home? That would be really amazing.
vincecate Wrote:> Still working on it. Got some aluminum and a welder and making a
> boat big enough to ride on this summer. Also getting into 3D
> printing to test out ideas. With either several models like 5
> foot each or several of the ride on size I will test out software
> for a train of boats sometime in the next year. I have a real
> naval architect that will design something we could live on in the
> next year or so. So coming along. My goal is to do it before my
> kids are leaving the nest, which gives me 4 or 5 years still
> probably.
> Stuff should be coming on http://www.islandboys.ai/ this summer.
> Real goal is to make something I can sell, not just for my family.
> -- Vince
Vince lives in Anguilla and claims that he and his family will ride
out the war in the middle of the ocean a specially designed
solar-powered vessel with room for his family, where he can grow food,
and so forth.
If you're interested in pursuing this, just do a search
on the word "seasteading." There are lots of links.
I was reminded of this when I saw a news report last week about a
couple who built a seastead home in Thailand's exclusive economic zone
(EEZ), though not in its territorial waters. According to the story,
Thailand may even threaten them with the death penalty because the
seastead home challenges their sovereignty. However, the couple fled
before the Thai police came to arrest them.
However, the seastead the Vince Cate was talking about would not sit
in one place but would float and move around. If you're trying to
escape WW III in a seastead, I'd suggest some place far away from
land.
---- Source:
-- Seasteading / The “freest person in the world” faces a possible
death penalty in Thailand
https://qz.com/1600609/seasteading-cabin...h-penalty/
(Quartz)
