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SEASTEADING

You are a Seasteading Enthusiast in search of an active project? Congratulations, you have come to the righ place!

 

The seasteading movement has made tremendous progress in recent years. Thanks to the tireless work of numerous seasteading pioneers, we have now reached a point where seasteading is no longer an unrealistic pipe dream, but a clear reality. Well, in fact seasteading never was an unrealistic pipe dream. Seasteading indeed is a way of living that is as old as human civilization itself. Seasteading is deeply rooted in many cultures. The only new thing about modern seasteading is the political aspect. And the political aspect is something which the Parliamentary Monarchy of Duckionary and its capital city, the Free City of Panagua, can perfectly offer to you.

 

Anyone capable of buying or building a houseboat, a large vessel, an artificial island, or a platform can get started with seasteading right away. And this isn't just something for millionaires; with a bit of luck, you can acquire a used houseboat or even a decommissioned platform at a relatively low cost. If you also possess some DIY skills and can handle the renovations yourself - bingo! And if you still can't afford it on your own, you can team up with a group or launch a crowdfunding campaign.

 

A great example is the Frying Pan Shoals Light Station off the coast of North Carolina; this former U.S. Coast Guard platform was sold for just $85,000 in 2010 and lovingly renovated by volunteers. That is just one example, of course you can e.g. get an old houseboat much cheaper. And no matter if you are a seasteader on the open ocean, or if you are living on a houseboat on the Danube - your seastead can become an important part of our community. Turn your seastead into a floating embassy of our nation. Join Duckionary and its Floating Embassy Program.

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USS Constitution as a barracks ship in Boston c. 1905

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