Network States

So my beef with most nomad programs and co-living offers is that they don't cater to families. It's gonna be weird cities without kids hanging out at playgrounds and destroying the romantic atmospheres at restaurants

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Begin with a call? Maybe @grin can chime in what Cabin is already doing for families and we can piggy-back on that?

Should we get this started? I was having this exact thought.

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Yes, especially for families with smaller kids. Could imagine the families moving into another environment as the kids get older

Eco villages and similar community establishments could be more family friendly

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yeah, issue is I don't have free bandwidth (and funding). Give me 7 years, then I'm left with only 2 kids. 

Or do something now with other people

Sounds like an opportunity for disruption 😏

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Which is hilarious given the pro-natalist / civilizational regeneration bent of the whole space. Meanwhile, in practice, it’s solving for rootless cosmopolitan bros with laptops again.

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Having gone through it, little kids are easier than teenagers. Teenagers can think through the consequences of what you are saying, while smaller kids just follow long.

Yeah, little kids especially seems like a harder niche to cater to. Also probably a harder niche to make commit to a jump. 
It’s hard to bootstrap anything in this phase of life, but man, would I ever love to be part of something. We’re definitely keeping an ear out.

Agreed. Such an opportunity to address this lacking omission.