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This is just a con right? Like, there's just too many red flags for this not to be a con. Firstly, they're going to be selling these for significantly less than
by SilverBirch 4y ago
This is just a con right? Like, there's just too many red flags for this not to be a con. Firstly, they're going to be selling these for significantly less than the cost of a decent sized yacht. Secondly, they're pushing this WeWork style "We'll upgrade your smart home remotely with our amazing technology". ANd finally, they're putting this absurd eco-spin on this, but let's face it, the decision to build a floating house that can only be resupplied via boat immediately puts a massive ongoing burden on the design in terms of harming the environment. Everything you eat needs to be delivered (Oh don't worry we're going to single handedly invent drone technology), and there's no sewage system (let's face it, they probably just end up pumping it in to the sea).
I wonder how this relates to the traditional sea-steading crowd - who have always traditionally ended up boiling the entire thing down to "Look man, I just want a home outside of any tax jurisdiction".
- silexia 4y agoDefinitely a scam or an ecological disaster. These things look far less stable than a boat and likely will sink easily. They require massive energy to maintain and have their drone delivered supplies. Sounds like they will be pinging active sonar to look for marine life nearby. This must be a joke posting?