Network States

If you want to start a new society, why do you want it?

Usually because there is deep dissatisfaction with the existing system.

It doesn’t represent you. 
You can’t reform it. 
You have no say in it.
You didn’t consent to it.
For you, it’s not democratic.

So, you exit and build anew.

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Total destruction seems to be where we are currently headed - without being consulted, America and other western nations have been usurped by polite lies - welcomed by those who cannot handle uncomfortable truths

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Millions of immigrants are poor, but nevertheless manage to exit. Depending on country, they’re often poorer than average.

Or, alternatively, they have some money but no political power, like the Indians that Idi Amin drove out of Uganda.

With that said, we want to use technology to reduce the barriers to exit.

What if exit isn’t possible (ex: you’re too poor to move or don’t want to leave your family)?

I’ll take, Why Did the 13 Original Colonies Succeed From Great Britain for 500

I do not share its foundational beliefs, which are enforced anyway

Or, you want to have a shot at being the king of a new world order.

I think many people believe they can’t reform it when they actually can.

I would start a new one because of the lack for guaranteed safety for my child.

Aye! I'm ready to build a new society. I think in South America it's still possible.

Essentially yes but practically Im apprehensive they scale easily due to lack of diversity. Mostly because its hard for different generations to start anew. imo happens over at least one generation.

Can we be a part of multiple societies in parallel?

That’s what I’m doing here.

Long live FC 🎩 The hat stays on.

big companies crumble to fast moving startups all the time. 

why not big nations?

If you want to start a new society, why 
Wanting to start a new society typically stems from several key reasons:
Deep Dissatisfaction with the Existing System
Representation Issues
Inability to Reform
Lack of Participation
Lack of Consent
Perceived Lack of Democracy