In this conversation with Mizter Rad, Patri Friedman discusses the need for innovative governance structures and the potential for startup societies to replace traditional nation-states. He emphasizes the importance of experimenting with new forms of governance, drawing parallels between law and software, and the necessity of economic sustainability in these new societies. Friedman also explores the future of voting rights in a world with advanced technology and the importance of bridging traditional values with modern innovations.

Topics: Patri Friedman, startup societies, governance, economic sustainability, future of humanity, charter cities, AI, voting rights, innovation, tradition