The micronation in my country doesn't have a land, there is one but it belongs to the republic, not to the micronation
But look at this micronation Sealand https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f9/Sealand_fortress.jpg?uselang=fr
I can buy this no problem http://www.lepoint.fr/images/2016/09/22/5419663lpw-5419802-article-refugies-jpg_3794583_660x281.jpg
We can use blockchain technology for voting but voting what
It could be nice to have no president and people living in peace as such as there is no need to create laws
There are several micronations listed on Wikipedia and their respective history are funny.
But look at this micronation Sealand https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f9/Sealand_fortress.jpg?uselang=fr
I can buy this no problem http://www.lepoint.fr/images/2016/09/22/5419663lpw-5419802-article-refugies-jpg_3794583_660x281.jpg
We can use blockchain technology for voting but voting what
It could be nice to have no president and people living in peace as such as there is no need to create laws
There are several micronations listed on Wikipedia and their respective history are funny.
And you can always create a virtual nation with the Pangea Arbitration system to have a legal framework:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annbounty-bitnation-worlds-first-decentralized-borderless-voluntary-nation-3081168
Umm...
Alright, let's get started.
Founding a micro-nation without international recognize requires 3 things;
1. A people (permanent citizens)
2. Land (like an island or purchased land)
3. A set of laws (other, it's just anarchy)
Defining the set of rules in Bitcoin is mostly done via majority vote via Proof-of-Work. However, this system doesn't really scale when it comes to government entities due to the weakness of the proof of work implemented for Bitcoin.
I think democracy works better than proof of work, liquid democracy is probably the *best* form of democracy.
So, let's control laws through liquid democracy rather than proof of work?
Alright, let's get started.
Founding a micro-nation without international recognize requires 3 things;
1. A people (permanent citizens)
2. Land (like an island or purchased land)
3. A set of laws (other, it's just anarchy)
Defining the set of rules in Bitcoin is mostly done via majority vote via Proof-of-Work. However, this system doesn't really scale when it comes to government entities due to the weakness of the proof of work implemented for Bitcoin.
I think democracy works better than proof of work, liquid democracy is probably the *best* form of democracy.
So, let's control laws through liquid democracy rather than proof of work?
You don't need land. You can create and people can join a "voluntary virtual nation", develop their own laws and government methods and ensure that everyone complies with the law with a staking mechanism. I am playing with the idea of creating the Virtual Republic of Paxmania (note that VRP also serves as Very Rich People, but that's not intentional).
