Topic: Do you think decentralized governments are possible? (Read 91 times)

Interesting question, the problem is if there are 999 wealklets and one super power following this agenda :




in this case the 999 will have to unite to wipe the 1. but the one may divide the 999.

as such I don't know.

better wipe clean all remnants of those guidestone agenda and agents and think about it with more clarity .

Would such a thing be possible with decentralized governance? If there are 1000 new governments that consist of people that will float away if their government gets out of line, would some common outside model outside of the desire of the population be able to take hold?

they are right now using multispectral warfare to achieve this goal. it's not a choice, they see us as cancer and that's why they allow themselves to rape us.

Do you think such a governance model would be able to compete with others? Would people actually voluntarily live on a seastead with that goal or would they float their home away somewhere else?

I think it's clear... but I am curious how decentralization feats in...

A core structural feature of current models of government is centralization.Too much centralized authority leads to inefficient bureaucracies and representatives disconnected from the people they are meant to serve. Given a suitable technological solution, governments are ripe for decentralization. One technological solution is seasteading.

Seasteading brings decentralization beyond the digital world of bits and into the world of atoms by providing modular, floating structures – seasteads – on which the evolution of new societies and forms of governance can occur. Promising solutions can branch off at any time by physically separating to create new seasteads – enabling a high level of evolvability and quick rate of adaptation. Mimicking nature’s time-tested method of variation and selection, the process of decentralizing governance through seasteading could spark the creation and evolution of new advancements in civilization.

When our homes and businesses can float to locations we choose, we can relatively easily rearrange our cities and sail our residence to other locations. Governments would no longer have a monopoly on the space where citizens live and businesses conduct their commercial activities. Instead governments would need to act like service providers, competing to attract citizens and businesses. Consequently, we could have an ever-evolving marketplace for government in a decentralized world.


Do you think such a thing is possible? Do you think other solutions for decentralizing governments could happen using the blockchain or other means?