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That's the thing: you can't really do that. And the argument shouldn't be "society vs wilderness", but "existing vs new society". In the past, it was really ha
by dvdkon 4y ago
That's the thing: you can't really do that. And the argument shouldn't be "society vs wilderness", but "existing vs new society".
In the past, it was really hard to sever ties with one society and government and go form a new one, but you could actually find places where nobody would immediately chase you away (even then most expansion was at the expense of natives, though). Nowadays that's impossible. A small number of people could maybe live in Siberia undetected, but that's more like partisan warfare than establishing a new country: The moment Russian government finds out anyone's there, they're getting deported. Your best bet for not living in an existing state is amassing an army (likely illegal in your home country) and invading a weak state. Good luck.