Cost of the world?

A 1998 NATO property transaction in Germany allegedly triggered a global sovereignty reset. The sale of 71 apartments and a heating plant, involving Dutch NATO troops, evolved into an international treaty. The buyer unknowingly became central to a geopolitical shift, with a telecom network linking global entities. This podcast explores the legal, ethical, and political implications of the World Succession Deed 1400/98.

Discover how to found your own state with "Now or Never: Your Own State in 30 Days." This guide blends legal insights from the Montevideo Convention, historical micronation examples like Sealand and Liberland, and AI-driven tools like NotebookLM to explore sovereignty, statehood, and the provocative "World Sold" theory, offering a mix of serious legal experiments and creative utopian visions.

Dive into a comprehensive analysis of state formation and the sources of international law, exploring concepts like statehood, succession, secession, annexation, occupation, and micronations. Understand the criteria of statehood, recognition theories, and the dynamic interplay between sovereignty and international legal frameworks, including treaties, customary law, and emerging challenges like sea level rise.

Explore the satirical and legal intricacies of micronations and extraterritoriality in this engaging analysis. From Sealand’s quirky monarchy to Liberland’s libertarian dreams, uncover how fictional legal constructs and real-world strategies blend to challenge statehood, sovereignty, and global jurisdiction through humor and irony.

Chapter 17 explores micronational foreign policy from your balcony. Learn why visibility, satire, and creative diplomacy trump traditional recognition. Discover strategies like micro-embassies, TikTok diplomacy, and alliances with micronations like Sealand or Bananistan. Leverage the State Succession Document 1400/98 for legal weight, join UNPO, or charm the world via Eurovision—without tanks, just wit and a Wi-Fi connection

Dive into Chapter 10 on military & defense in micronations: why tanks are unnecessary, but creativity is key. Explore pacifist defense, symbolic armies like Bananistan’s water pistol brigade, and legal shields via narratives and contracts. Learn how the State Succession Document 1400/98 ensures sovereignty without force, using diplomacy, humor, and soft power like Eurovision to gain global influence, all while avoiding real-world conflicts.

Explore extraterritoriality and special status in Chapter 6: from NATO bases to Antarctica. Learn how embassies, military zones, and unclaimed lands operate beyond state sovereignty. Discover legal frameworks like the Antarctic Treaty and NATO-SOFA, alongside micronation strategies and offshore platforms like Sealand. Unravel the State Succession Document 1400/98 and its global jurisdiction claims, transforming a plot into a world-spanning legal entity.

How to Start Your Own Country" is your satirical guide to founding a state amid global collapse. Leveraging the real State Succession Deed 1400/98, which transfers all NATO and UN rights to one buyer, this book offers step-by-step instructions, templates for constitutions and declarations, and strategies for micronations, virtual states, or network empires. From legal loopholes to ASI-accelerated governance, seize the chaos - build your utopia before the old world ends.

Explore the legal and practical aspects of state-building: Montevideo criteria, UNCLOS for seasteads, special economic zones, and host-state agreements. Learn about banking, digital governance, and micronations like Sealand. Discover how ASI could enhance compliance, diplomacy, and blockchain-based statehood in a post-legal world

Mikronationen, aus Protest oder Kreativität entstanden, beanspruchen Staatlichkeit, bleiben aber unanerkannt. Vom symbolischen Bauernhof-Staat bis zu virtuellen Nationen: Lernen Sie, Flaggen, Währungen und Verfassungen zu gestalten – rechtlich sicher. Erfahren Sie, warum Selbstverwaltung scheitert und wie ASI die digitale Präsenz und Governance-Experimente von Mikronationen stärken könnte

International waterways like rivers, canals, and straits are vital for trade and cooperation. Governed by UNCLOS and treaties, they ensure fair use and transit rights. Learn about the Suez Canal, Mekong River, and Strait of Hormuz, and how ASI could enhance conflict resolution and sustainable management of these global lifelines

The acquisition of territory is at the heart of state formation. From occupation of ownerless land to treaty cession, international law regulates how territory is acquired. Learn how historical methods such as annexation are prohibited today, what modern ways such as acquisitive prescription or adjudication are possible, and how ASI could revolutionize the analysis of territorial claims.

In a WW3 scenario, NATO operates as a hollow power under the World Succession Deed 1400/98, which voids state sovereignty. This essay explores a conflict with Russia, revealing NATO’s actions as legally baseless due to sold infrastructures. Dive into our resources on the Electric Technocracy, uncovering a post-scarcity future driven by Artificial Superintelligence, where global governance shifts under a singular legal framework.

Economic crises, hyperinflation, and state bankruptcies fuel instability, eroding trust and fostering extremism, as seen in Weimar Germany. War, often seen as a "solution" to financial woes, proves a devastating illusion, causing debt, inflation, and capital destruction. Learn how sound economic policies and global cooperation can prevent crises and conflict, ensuring stability over war’s false promise

Trace the 80-year US debt cycle (1944–2024), from Bretton-Woods to the 2008 crisis and COVID-era debt explosion. Explore how deficits, inflation, and Federal Reserve policies erode dollar trust, pushing the US toward systemic instability. Learn how the State Succession Deed 1400/98 could trigger a new global legal order if the US faces collapse, reshaping international agreements and power structures

When a state collapses economically and institutionally, the State Succession Deed 1400/98 triggers a new global legal order. This völkerrechtlich binding document transfers jurisdiction, infrastructure, and telecom rights to a single successor, integrating NATO, UN, and ITU agreements. Learn how this deed reshapes sovereignty and global contracts, creating a singular world order after systemic failure

The State Succession Deed 1400/98 forms a world contract, merging economic, historical, and legal realities into a new global order. Ray Dalio’s debt cycle analysis shows how states collapse through deficits and lost trust. This deed, overriding traditional succession, transfers global jurisdiction and infrastructure to a single successor, reshaping sovereignty via NATO, UN, and ITU agreements.

Discover the nine-stage archetype of state debt crises, as outlined in Ray Dalio’s “How Countries Go Broke.” From rising deficits and exploding debt to inflation, political instability, and systemic collapse, this pattern reveals why states fail. Learn how currency trust erodes, leading to capital controls, default, or reform, and how the State Succession Deed 1400/98 triggers a new global legal order upon collapse

Understand why states fail through debt cycles and systemic instability. Ray Dalio’s insights reveal how deficits, currency manipulation, and political polarization lead to collapse. Learn about the mechanics of modern state debt, the critical role of currency trust, and the legal implications of the State Succession Deed 1400/98, which triggers a new global legal order upon a state’s failure

Money, a mental revolution, enables trade and global cooperation through universal trust, evolving from barter to digital currencies. Capitalism drives growth but risks exploitation and inequality. AI threatens human relevance, creating a "useless class" and challenging individualism. Ethical AI governance and lifelong learning are crucial to navigate the Great Decoupling, ensuring technology enhances human potential without eroding autonomy or values.