Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 4:14 PM
From:
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 4:14 PM
To: Jeffrey Epstein
Subject: RE: FW: Sci Fi Cities.
Are there=enough stamp collectors in the world?
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Sent: Monday, Aug=st 29, 2011 8:11 AM
To:
Subject: Re: FW= Sci Fi Cities.
yes , stamp =olletcors will pay a fortune apiece to insure that they have each and ever= country.
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at =:07 PM,
<mailt > wrote:
STAMPS?<=:p>
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Fr=m: Jeffrey Epstein [mailto:jeevacation@gmailc=ml
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 1:18 AM
To:
Subject: Re: FW: Sci Fi Cities.
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it turns out first great reveneu is=selling stamps, to collectors that require ALL nations.
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 6:28 AM,
Just because Lowell mentioned you!
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These things are super cool. > wrote:
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PS. Indeed, these dirt-poor people hare innovated remarkably swiftly—and in a highly-effective ma=ner! Why, they've
even attracted significant quantities =f international venture capital (of a non-too-savory flavor, to be sure!) =o enable
their building-out!
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PPS. If you were really-&-truly entrepr=neurial, you'll pull-together a consortium that'd go o=t and lease a dozen war-
surplus deep-sea drilling platforms, and deploy th=m in a line transecting a major marine-shipping lane in the deep
ocean at = 24-mile pitch, i.e., just a shade less than twice the internationally-rec=gnized "exclusive control of offshore
seas" margins of soverei=n nations.
After declaring=themselves to constitute the Sovereign Archipelago of Francis Drake (or pe=haps 'Jeffrey Epstein'
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These tolls would naturally be pric=d at just a shade less than the total costs (fuel, time,...) of navigating=around the
Archipelago's territory. Correspondingly, l&W=217;d recommend emplacement of the initial Archipelago across either
the e=st-or-west entryway of the Straits of Malacca... titanic 'regrets:Z=17; are involved in avoiding the Straits in making
the transit between the=Persian Gulf and East Asia!
Of cou=se, the income derived from licensing fishing, etc. in the "exclusiv= economic zones" of 200 mile radius around
each such island would be=additional...but these could be employed to offset the substantial lawyers=#8217; bills,
"Washington representation" fees, etc., etc. tha= would be involved in operating such an "instant sovereign!"&n=sp; :)
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Not sure this is about autonomy?
I'm certain this would be better than life in Mogadishu. A=d probably cheaper...
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1. Desalination would be easier and smaller
2. Energy requirements would be about the same but necessar=ly renewable
3. &nb=p; Sanitation would totally cha=ge!
4. =Health would matter since living in s=ch tight quarters means communicable disease becomes real again (for
every=ne!)
I think it would be c=ol to offer this up to Somalia or somewhere desperate and see what happens=
Rich people don't i=novate as quickly!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Minerva
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Perhaps it would be better that Peter gives more to HIV!=/span>
We are still wai=ing for his reply re October dinner in NYC
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Boris
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Sent: Sunday, Aug=st 28, 2011 4:24 PM
To: Bill Gates
Cc: Boris Nikolic; =owell Wood ([email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> )
Subject: Sci Fi Cities.
Importanc=: Low
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Peter Thiel's response to urban development. Neat to t=ink about, cool pictures anyway.
$1.25 mi=lion investment into this (sketchy) organization on his part is probably t=o small to even build one of these but
at least he's trying!
What I think would be cool would be to try this in=Africa. Even cancer cells stop multiplying when you confine their
space. <=pan style=lont-family:Wingdings'>1
Mission: To further the establishment and growth of permanent, autonomo=s ocean communities, enabling innovation
with new political and social sys=ems.
http://www.seasteading.org/ <http://www.seasteading.org=>
=b>Floating cities: =ayPal billionaire plans to build a whole new libertarian colony off the co=st of San Francisco
• Ocean st=te would have no welfare, no minimum wage, and few restrictions on weapons=
• Platforms would house 270 people and hundr=ds could eventually join together
<=pan lang=EN style='color:black'>PayPal-founder Peter Thiel was so insp=red by Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand's novel
about free-market capitalism - th=t he's trying to make its title a reality.
apan lang=EN style.'color:blacle>The Silicon Valley billionaire has fun=elled $1.25million to the Seasteading Institute,
an organisation that aspi=es to launch a floating colony into international waters, freeing them and=like•minded thinkers
to live by libertarian ideals.
• class=MsoNormal style='mso-margin-top•alt:auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt:=uto'>Mr Thiel recently told Details
=agazine: 'The United States Constitution had things you could do at the be=inning that you couldn't do later. So the
question is, can you go back to =he beginning of things? How do you start over?'
Life on the ocean wave: A design for one of the flo=ting cities which Peter Thiel wants to start constructing next year off
th= coast of San Francisco
Mr The=l, the venture capitalist who famously helped Facebook expand beyond the H=rvard campus, called Seasteading
an 'open frontier for experimenting with =ew ideas for government'.
After making his first investment in the project in 2008= Mr Thiel said: 'Decades from now, those looking back at the
start of the =entury will understand that Seasteading was an obvious step towards encour=ging the development of
more efficient, practical public sector models aro=nd the world.
'We're at a fascinating juncture: the nature of government is a=out to change at a very fundamental level.'
Light city: Peter Thiel called the project, Seasteading, an 'op=n a frontier for experimenting with new ideas for
government'<=o:p>
Mr Thiel said: 'the n=ture of government is about to change at a very fundamental level'<=:p>
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Mr Thiel and his=colleagues say their ocean state would have no welfare, looser building co=es, no minimum wage, and
few restrictions on weapons.
Aiming to have tens of millio=s of residents by 2050, the Seasteading Institute says architectural plans=for a prototype
involve a movable, diesel-powered structure with room for =70 residents.
The long-term plan would be to have dozens and eventually hundreds o= the platforms linked together.
Patri Friedman, a former Google engineer who is wo=king on the project told Details that they hope to launch a flotilla of
of=ices off the San Francisco coast next year.
<=pan lang=EN style='color:black'>'Big ideas start as weird ideas,' Mr F=iedman said.
He predicted that full-time settlement will follow in about seven yea=s.
But w=ile some Ayn Rand acolytes may think the idea is brilliant, it's not witho=t its critics.
Margaret Crawford, an expert on urban planning and a professor of a=chitecture at Berkeley, told Details: 'it's a silly idea
without any urban=planning implications whatsoever.'
Mr Thiel told an audience at the Sea=teading Institute Conference in 2009 that: 'There are quite a lot of peopl= who
think it's not possible.
'That's a good thing. We don't need to re=lly worry about those people very much, because since they don't think it'=
possible they won't take us very seriously. And they will not actually tr= to stop us until it's too late.'
<=pan lang=EN style='color:black'>Read more: http://www.dailymail=co.uk/news/article-2024761/Atlas-Shrugged-
Silicon-Valley-billionaire-revea=s-plan-launch-floating-start-country-coast-San-Francisco.html#ixzz1WMuYqS7=
<http://www.daily=ail.co.uk/news/article-2024761/Atlas-Shrugged-Silicon-Valley-billionaire-r=veals-plan-launch-
floating-start-country-coast-San-Francisco.html#ixzz1WMu=q57n>
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