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::: IMAGINED MEMBER STATE :::

Generosity

#015 · Greenville, North Carolina · founded by Mr. Beast

Give before you accumulate.
::: FOUNDER :::
MB
Mr. Beast
founder, Beast Industries
::: THE WAY OF LIFE :::

Wealth flows out as fast as it flows in. Every citizen films at least one act of public good per week. The treasury is a perpetual giving pledge.

::: CITIZENS :::

philanthropists, content creators, anyone who has cried at a Mr. Beast video.

::: SITE SCOUT :::

📍Greenville, North Carolina

Greenville is already MrBeast HQ. Anchor a citizen campus on the existing studio land with shared dorms, a kitchen, a garage of philanthropic-mission vehicles, and a soundstage for citizen-produced content. Federate to a node in every state where citizens dig wells, build schools, or stage giveaways.

::: WHY NOW :::

The moral case.

Modern philanthropy is grant-making and self-congratulation. Generosity reverses both: wealth flows out as fast as it comes in, and the giving is filmed for proof.

::: NEXT STEPS :::

From idea to polity.

  1. 01Charter the Greenville campus as the founding node
  2. 02Open citizenship to creators with a public giving track record
  3. 03Charter a perpetual giving pledge: 50% of citizen income to the treasury annually
  4. 04Charter the polity to fund 1,000 wells, 100 schools, or equivalent each year
  5. 05Apply for member-state status with Interneta after 1,000 citizens
::: A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER OF INTERNETA :::

Why I sent you this link.

I have lived at Network School for over a year. I have watched the network state thesis go from a book to a real, lived experiment. I have seen Balaji put it to work, and I have seen what is missing.

The missing piece is a federation. A meta-layer that gives every distinct community a constitutional home, a shared census, an interoperable passport, an anthem, and a way to recognize each other as legitimate.

That is what Interneta is. The United States of Interneta. The optimistic meta-layer for network states.

Generosity is what I think you would build, if you decided to build one. The One Commandment is what I have inferred from your public work. The site scout, the next steps, the citizenry: all educated guesses. They are wrong wherever you say so.

If any of this lands, I would love a fifteen-minute conversation. If none of it lands, I would still love your reply telling me where I missed.

::: NEIGHBORING POLITIES :::