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How do cities develop when people have more freedom to build and organise themselves? These conversations connect architecture, land use and planning with the history of self-government, asking how the physical form of a place shapes its social and economic possibilities.
"Land use should not be prescribed by any planning regime. People come together into a city by seeking out very particular connections. And they have to find each other. There needs to be the degree of freedom to associate and self-organize what I call the co-location synergies."
"Bitcoin was built for chaos. Real estate was not."
"That's the biggest catch-22 of Free Cities. You're creating a refuge from the rules of a government, but ultimately, you're at the whim of the same government that has made the situation so bad in the first place."
"One day we will generate more revenue from the digital realm than from the physical world."
