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I would love to do that too. The problem is that you have to comply with the laws of whatever state/province/country on whose land you build the city, so you ar
by abdullahkhalids 8y ago
I would love to do that too. The problem is that you have to comply with the laws of whatever state/province/country on whose land you build the city, so you are often restricted in many ways - not least in understanding the regulations and working with the government to demonstrate compliance.
These guys https://www.seasteading.org/ https://www.seasteading.org/ are working towards building floating cities. In the short term, they want to figure out the technology part of it, but in the long term, they want to build cities in international waters and declare independence. Then you can do whatever you wanted to.
- wool_gather 8y agoI believe there's still unincorporated land in the American Southwest. I've heard secondhand about a "new intentional city" project in Colorado. Someone had a big chunk of land; other people -- invite-only -- were buying lots.