Jeremy Kauffman: New Hampshire Free State Project
” I think that what we’re going through is pretty new. For most of human history, there has always been a frontier. So there was always a space where new people could push into and there’s certainly some sort of ideological conformity among the kinds of people who are interested in that. They are different in some way. The kinds of people who rushed across America hundreds of years ago or who left Europe for America. These are selection effects. There’s something different, on average, about the kinds of people who do this.“
Today on the podcast, I’m speaking with Jeremy Kauffman
Jeremy is a tech entrepreneur and a well-known activist in the American Libertarian movement. He is also deeply involved in the New Hampshire Free State Project, which is the focus of our conversation.
In this episode, we discuss the Free State Project and the US political landscape in general, along with Jeremy’s perspectives on the Libertarian movement and the best strategies for carving out a pathway to freedom in the future.
Additionally, we touch on topics such as A.I., frontier spaces, collapsatarianism (I love discovering new words), Jeremy’s opinion of the Free Cities movement, and I get the low down on why I should bring my family to visit PorcFest – New Hampshire’s epic Libertarian Freedom Festival.
Enjoy the conversation.