[extropy-chat] European Free State Project

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> [mailto:extropy-chat-bounces at lists.extropy.org]On Behalf Of Brett
> Paatsch
> Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2003 10:06 PM
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> Subject: Re: [extropy-chat] European Free State Project
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> I was getting sick of a few things about life in Australia the other day
> and started wondering if life in New Hampshire might be better. My
> understanding of New Hampshire is pretty limited but I realise it only
> has a small population and I don't know what sort of high tech
> companies it has.
>
> My googling on biotech firms in New Hampshire didn't find much but
> could be I was just googling badly.
>
> Does NH have any good universities? Much of a biotech/infotech/
> nanotech presence? Venture capital co's? What sort of laws if any
> on GMO's, therapeutic cloning etc?

I'm planning on a move either in the coming year, or in three years,
depending. It looks that for people in rarified businesses near the top of
the pyramid, the best bet might be to settle in southern NH (Nashua, say)
and commute to work somewhere in the northern suburbs of Boston. NH itself
has a tiny population compared to the metropolitan area just south in MA,
and a correspondingly tiny selection of high tech firms. That said, the
opportunities in Boston look on a par with those in Austin, TX, Los Angeles,
or either of the northern quarters of the Bay Area.

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