Why assume universal healthcare is a clearly better way of governance? Leaving aside the question of whether it's "better", I'm also not sure it qualifies as a

Why assume universal healthcare is a clearly better way of governance? Leaving aside the question of whether it's "better", I'm also not sure it qualifies as a "way of governance". It's a feature some countries choose to implement in part due to their "way of governance". Arguing over whether some country should implement a feature like "universal health care" is arguing at the policy level; Seasteading is operating at one or two meta-levels higher than that.