The concept of floating cities may sound
like something from a science fiction novel, but it could become a
reality by 2020.
Seasteading Institute, a San Francisco-based nonprofit
has been developing this idea since the foundation of the organization
in 2008, and it has reached an agreement with the government of French
Polynesia to begin testing in its waters.
“If
you could have a floating city, it would essentially be a start-up
country,” Joe Quirk, the president of the Seasteading Institute told the
New York Times. “We can create a huge diversity of governments for a
huge diversity of people.”
The
community in question should consist of about a dozen structures,
including homes, hotels, offices, and restaurants. Engineers and
architects have already visited an undisclosed location where the
project should emerge. The main aim of the idea is to “liberate humanity
from politicians” and “rewrite the rules that govern society”.
Quirk
claimed that building this utopian offshore will cost about $167
million. The Seasteading Institute has already received seed funding
from PayPal founder Peter Thiel, however for the next phase of the
project the institute hopes to hold an “initial coin offering,” a
crowdfunding campaign which raises money by creating and selling virtual
currency.
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