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Children of the Network It’s possible to have a child today that isn’t registered with the state at birth. That child could then live off the grid, with laptop for work and crypto for payments. They’d still hit fiat checkpoints if attempting international travel. But maybe you need that less with the Internet.

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This is probably the wedge that makes network states take off If you live somewhere with low economic freedom, now you don't have to risk your life to give your kids a better chance Just raise them on the network Better education, economic opportunity more fair

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Some people have to become those, not from birth but having no other choice to chase freedom. Registering with the state becoming a choice, and I see more negative in it than positive, it's limiting freedom, puts you under surveillance and counts as a part of nation where you have no influence in it's governance

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I just thought of this, but an airline company could be a great ally for a network state. It could start with a network of airports and then expand from there.

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Probably, that registration will change during your life, allowing you to select the network that best aligns with your values.

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Assuming the most specialized parties (drs, pilots, restaurants, etc) accept crypto payments or stables, highest quality of life would be maintained. Wouldn’t everyday consumption correlate w crypto acceptance?

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Interesting, there is a new way to "do not even touch the nation state".

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This is such a funny concept, opposite end of the horse shoe of commune children

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there's sooo many undocumented people in the world living "normally" that it doesn't sounds too crazy tbh

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It seems possible in the future but not now.

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need to also fill the early childhood gap where he attends school and makes friends IRL. homeschooling is an option, but not for everyone.

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Unincorporated Man vibes - great book and series https://www.amazon.com/Unincorporated-Man-Dani-Kollin/dp/0765358638

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Are there birthing clinics by preppers on converted cruise ships in international waters? Would the child need to be born in international waters? How does one enter and exit nation states without a passport legally?

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fiat checkpoints, gosh, that sounds intimidating, like Checkpoint Charlie at the Berlin Wall once.

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Optionality is good though. Why resign a passport* when you can have the best of both worlds? *assuming you have access to one

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Already exists for the super rich (step over laws) or super poor (crawl below them). Also common in religious fundamental groups. ID is also tied to doctors/hospital visits, university education, buying car etc. more needs to change than just “less travel”

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Seems cruel and like turning a person’s life into an experiment. Like raising a child in complete darkness to see if they develop heightened other senses. Not a fan of the Goebbels type of experiments.

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