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I can't see how libertarians would actually work in a space colony situation. Leaving aside how self-sustaining a space colony could ever truly be (Charlie Str
by mandevil 7y ago
I can't see how libertarians would actually work in a space colony situation.
Leaving aside how self-sustaining a space colony could ever truly be (Charlie Stross has written a lot about that), in a world as fragile as a space colony would be, I see fascism as vastly more likely than libertarian. If literally anyone can push the a button and kill a substantial percentage of the colony, you have substantially more risk from mental health issues, angry people, etc. than you do here on earth. And that leads to repression and using force to assert control.
- nickik 7y agoEven as a libertarian I would argue that libertarianism will not be the guiding principle of space exploration for a long time to come.
- shadofx 7y agoThe trick is to never have more than one human per ship. We would "wear" our space vehicles like an extension of our bodies, in the same way we consider clothing today.