There is a street in Berkeley with something like 6-10 community houses from the rationalist and effective altruism communities.
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I think I've visited one of them
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I know of a few communities of two a.k.a. couples.
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That’s not a community, that’s just a family
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Search for 'intentional communities'
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I’m familiar with that stuff. Predates internet and not what I’m talking about.
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Lots of digital nomad "hubs" seem to form this way. Chiang Mao, Saigon, Medellin, Berlin. Also, places known for tech/innovation/biz, like San Diego, SF, NYC, Austin. In many cases, a prominent figure (or many figures) relocate there, tell everyone it's great, followers follow.
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The SE Asia example may work if online forums play a big role and there is some online coordination. Also, that partly works because westerners largely don’t seem to integrate much locally. But simply moving to tech hub cities is more basic migration, not digital precipitation.
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Also, a lot of libertarians apparently moved to New Hampshire since it had a low enough population that 20K of them could effect a reasonable change in large-scale voting patterns https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_State_Project …
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