Exodus – Solving a big problem
Written by Dixie Flatline
Sometimes anarchists talk about forming liberty colonies or seasteading. The goal being to find somewhere, anywhere outside of state jurisdiction, or prime for micro-secession from the monopoly institution of state.
The one place that provides an escape from the state and the scarcity of “property” (in the loosest sense, elbow room) is space.
Sure, it might not be feasible to live generationally on space ships or stations. Sure, there may not be many or any easily habitable planets. But it seems to me that we’re getting closer and closer to commercial space travel. And when that day happens, someone is going to wander off the accepted and beaten path, and attempt to blaze their own trail. It’s quite likely many will.
My goal is to never stop looking upwards with hope no matter how much the state wants me to focus my gaze down.
I’m bringing this up because (1) I am in a sci-fi mood lately, (2) libertarians/austrians/anarchists seem to do a lot more staring backwards than forwards, and (3) a young fella on the Mises Forums inspired it.
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