no family to speak of

Well how does it work now?

that's an interesting situation

Yeah i'm not sure

would there be any incentives for national parks

where there's minimal human-owned establishments of business in said park

something like yellowstone

Well the same way that the arts are funded primarily by private investors like theatres and whatnot

stop being such an uncle tom about it

I guess you could just charge people for each attraction

I assume the same thing

5 dollars to glance at old faithless

You have some rich people who want to conserve nature

Buy up a lot of land and make a nice park

i wonder who would manage the purchasing of land though

if the owner is dead

and all family is dead

We've moved from that

we dont know what would happen at all

how would the transfer of public to private land work

in a transition to ancap

I have no idea

Being honest

transition is an important topic

I agree

is all land by default public or private?

can you just claim a huge mass of land for yourself if nobody else has yet?

Kinda yeah

It's called homsteading

why is this war so aesthetic

territorial disputes in the ye old days were pretty bloody

If you stay on a piece of land and constantly improve it, after a while it's yours.

@wamps well people homesteading probably do not want anything like that, so they would agree to certain boundaries

Hopefully of course

yeah but i'm talking just de facto claiming a bunch of land as yours without doing anything to it

you might have some nutter and I'm not too sure how you'd handle that

@Double Negative Then you don't own it

who has the authority to say "you don't own it"

sounds quite entrepreneurial

Natural Law

how does that work and who enforces it