Epstein Secrets

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l-time settlement will follow in about seven years. But while so=e Ayn Rand acolytes may think the idea is brilliant, it's not without =ts critics. Margaret Crawford, an expert on urban planning an= a professor of architecture at Berkeley, told Details: 'it's a si=ly idea without any urban-planning implications w

uld have no welfare, loo=er building codes, no minimum wage, and few restrictions on weapons. Aiming to ha=e tens of millions of residents by 2050, the Seasteading Institute says ar=hitectural plans for a prototype involve a movable, diesel-powered structu=e with room for 270 residents. The long-ter= plan would be to ha

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d's novel about free- market capitalism - that he's trying to make its title a reality. The Silicon Valley billionaire has funnelled $1.25million to the Seasteading Institute, an organisation that aspires to launch a floating colony into international waters, freeing them and like-minded thinkers to live by libertarian i