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Choosing where to live can also mean choosing which institutions to live under. Residency, taxation and geographic arbitrage raise questions about how a mobile life changes the balance between personal independence and obligations to a state.
"I want people to start thinking of liberty not as a legal framework, but as a culture, as institutions, as a way of thinking and being that is reproduced. It can be translated into legislation and can be manifested in very many different things."
"I believed in it very much, to the extent that I waged my own career and my own life by coming here. It had to resist. I used to joke that if it hadn't resisted I would have stopped practising law, stopped believing in it."
"I'm an entrepreneur. I love technology and innovation. I think the tools that are now available to us are beyond extraordinary… I think I'm an incredible optimist as it pertains to AI." "When you hear a lot of these AI evangelists talk publicly about AI, maybe there's a 10% chance that it could be dangerous or a 5...
