Fascinating discussion — and timely. The point about Britain potentially becoming the world’s computing capital is especially thought-provoking.
I’ve recently published a proposal exploring exactly where this vision might begin to take practical form — not in treaty-constrained British Antarctica, but rather on sovereign British soil at South Georgia. Its cold, stable climate is perfectly suited for massive secure data centers, along with other strategic industries.
South Georgia is available now — no legal ambiguity, no international treaty entanglements. It could become a true Anglofuturist outpost, fusing national resilience with sovereign cloud infrastructure.
Fascinating discussion — and timely. The point about Britain potentially becoming the world’s computing capital is especially thought-provoking.
I’ve recently published a proposal exploring exactly where this vision might begin to take practical form — not in treaty-constrained British Antarctica, but rather on sovereign British soil at South Georgia. Its cold, stable climate is perfectly suited for massive secure data centers, along with other strategic industries.
South Georgia is available now — no legal ambiguity, no international treaty entanglements. It could become a true Anglofuturist outpost, fusing national resilience with sovereign cloud infrastructure.
I elaborate in detail here:
https://open.substack.com/pub/christianstatesmanmag/p/anglofuturist-vision-for-colonization-bb6?r=2cgpaj&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true