The Cost of Moving to a Different State

I think a fun way of putting it is as Joe Quirk of the C studying Institute might put it, voting with your boat rather than voting with a ballot. The more variation we have in that, the more people can self select or opt into the governance systems of their choice. And I like that kind of system where it's like, all right, we're going to kind of collectively agree this is sort of what we want to do. But if it really bothers you, you don't have to participate in this. There's incredible levels of societal variation and experimentation which strikes me as a great thing.