Eric Czuleger

And they're just going to find the tax jurisdiction that will make the most sense for their finances. So taking that idea of citizenship or sovereignty as a service They will be like, well, what do I actually get for my American citizenship or my, I don't know, Kitsuneva citizenship? And they'll say, well, I want to go to a bunch of different countries.

And they're just going to find the tax jurisdiction that will make the most sense for their finances. So taking that idea of citizenship or sovereignty as a service They will be like, well, what do I actually get for my American citizenship or my, I don't know, Kitsuneva citizenship? And they'll say, well, I want to go to a bunch of different countries.

And they're just going to find the tax jurisdiction that will make the most sense for their finances. So taking that idea of citizenship or sovereignty as a service They will be like, well, what do I actually get for my American citizenship or my, I don't know, Kitsuneva citizenship? And they'll say, well, I want to go to a bunch of different countries.

I want maybe decent health care and I want a certain amount of protection. Well, all of those things can kind of be provided by private companies at this point. Private companies are becoming so powerful that you'll see, you know, Facebook has housing. They even have school systems to, you know, I should say meta. They have school systems to help the families that are working at Meta.

I want maybe decent health care and I want a certain amount of protection. Well, all of those things can kind of be provided by private companies at this point. Private companies are becoming so powerful that you'll see, you know, Facebook has housing. They even have school systems to, you know, I should say meta. They have school systems to help the families that are working at Meta.

I want maybe decent health care and I want a certain amount of protection. Well, all of those things can kind of be provided by private companies at this point. Private companies are becoming so powerful that you'll see, you know, Facebook has housing. They even have school systems to, you know, I should say meta. They have school systems to help the families that are working at Meta.

They even have defense and security specifically for their employees. If you look at oil companies that are working in dangerous areas like the Niger River Delta, they've got private military companies that are working alongside them. It's not a far leap to say that in the future it would be very possible that,

They even have defense and security specifically for their employees. If you look at oil companies that are working in dangerous areas like the Niger River Delta, they've got private military companies that are working alongside them. It's not a far leap to say that in the future it would be very possible that,

They even have defense and security specifically for their employees. If you look at oil companies that are working in dangerous areas like the Niger River Delta, they've got private military companies that are working alongside them. It's not a far leap to say that in the future it would be very possible that,

companies will become almost like techno feudalist states yeah right it's also not a far leap to say that in the future the sort of sovereign class that are so wealthy can expatriate themselves to places where the tax jurisdiction is just so much better and the services they get are so much better that they are no longer Americans anymore they're no longer British anymore

companies will become almost like techno feudalist states yeah right it's also not a far leap to say that in the future the sort of sovereign class that are so wealthy can expatriate themselves to places where the tax jurisdiction is just so much better and the services they get are so much better that they are no longer Americans anymore they're no longer British anymore

companies will become almost like techno feudalist states yeah right it's also not a far leap to say that in the future the sort of sovereign class that are so wealthy can expatriate themselves to places where the tax jurisdiction is just so much better and the services they get are so much better that they are no longer Americans anymore they're no longer British anymore

They're simply emancipated people that are enjoying better services than the rest of us. And this is something that I'm super curious about. And it's something Rand is concerned about? Not something Rand's concerned about. In fact, I think I may be one of the only ones who's banging on about it at Rand.

They're simply emancipated people that are enjoying better services than the rest of us. And this is something that I'm super curious about. And it's something Rand is concerned about? Not something Rand's concerned about. In fact, I think I may be one of the only ones who's banging on about it at Rand.

They're simply emancipated people that are enjoying better services than the rest of us. And this is something that I'm super curious about. And it's something Rand is concerned about? Not something Rand's concerned about. In fact, I think I may be one of the only ones who's banging on about it at Rand.

Yeah, actually, I'd love to talk about that. I'm a little I'm kind of read in on on USAID. Oh, really? Yeah. I actually may come at it from a very different perspective. So, yeah, because I've heard a lot about about USAID and I've actually worked with USAID on projects before.

Yeah, actually, I'd love to talk about that. I'm a little I'm kind of read in on on USAID. Oh, really? Yeah. I actually may come at it from a very different perspective. So, yeah, because I've heard a lot about about USAID and I've actually worked with USAID on projects before.

Yeah, actually, I'd love to talk about that. I'm a little I'm kind of read in on on USAID. Oh, really? Yeah. I actually may come at it from a very different perspective. So, yeah, because I've heard a lot about about USAID and I've actually worked with USAID on projects before.

Super, super interesting.

Super, super interesting.