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@RighttoTryGuy States need to rewrite the rules so patients can get access to treatments. Montana and New Hampshire are starting to.
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Celebrating Infinite Games, where Network Societies play toward eternity with biotech, computation, and science —2026 @prosperahn Play https://t.co/zL6uMgAVOz forever
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I have a patient with glioblastoma who got halfway through a clinical trial and was seeing great results, only to have his treatment ceased when the trial stopped.
He then spent $10,000 of his own money trying to use Expanded Access, and was denied.
Now, accessing treatment through Montana's SB535 is his last hope. There are biotechs and manufacturers willing to provide treatment, but only if we can get guarantees they won't be punished by @US_FDA for doing so.
I'll be in Washington D.C. with him on the 19th and 20th of this month, if anyone reading this would like to help, please tag your Senator and House Rep and ask them to make some time to meet with us.
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Patrick Hiebert, founder and CEO of Autris, also took the stage at this year's Liberty Acceleration Summit. Patrick builds freedom-oriented communities across Latin America and is a longtime supporter of the Free Cities idea and the Free Cities Foundation.
Autris is the company behind Veritas Villages, a network of self-sufficient communities with active sites in Panama, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica—all featured in our Free Cities project directory.
Veritas Villages has recently entered a new phase of expansion, with multiple construction projects underway and a newly acquired $34m site in Costa Rica. Autris has also launched a bitcoin treasury strategy as part of the group's long-term financial planning.
Patrick will also be joining us at this year's Free Cities Conference (September 3–6 in Próspera), alongside a growing line-up of speakers from across the emerging Free Cities industry.
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The bottleneck in cancer treatment isn’t just science.
Trials cost billions.
So most treatment combinations are never tested.
Instead of waiting, he started building a new path where patients can access treatments faster and fund their own R&D.
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“I’d rather die of a potential cure, than from cancer.”
Patients want survival.
Hospitals minimize liability.
That gap shapes everything.
When standard care runs out, things like personalized treatments and single-patient INDs become the only path.
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He was diagnosed with bone cancer.
He went through surgery, radiation, chemo.
Then it stopped working.
No treatments left. No viable trials.
That’s where most stories end.
He found a way to access an experimental drug anyway.
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📍 Mar 25–28, 2026 · Roatán, HN
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We’re hosting the Liberty Acceleration Summit in @ProsperaGlobal:
→ the zero-to-one, liberty-aligned, pro-technology jurisdiction
Want to see how these zones actually work?
Come experience it firsthand 👇
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@StartSocieties @bradfordcross @JraissatiJorge 📍 Mar 25–28, 2026 · Roatán, HN
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Joseph McKinney (Startup Societies Foundation), Bradford Cross (Alpha Cities), and Jorge Jraissati (Economic Inclusion Group) will be speaking about scaling new jurisdiction and governance projects.
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📍 Mar 25–28, 2026 · Roatán, HN
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Raeez Lorgat @raeez dropped out of MIT and helped build Stripe from the beginning with Patrick and John Collison.
He’s now building “sovereignty” operating systems.
What does that mean?
Come to the lib/acc Summit ↓
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Looking forward to participating in this event, hit me up if you'll be around!
Specifically come check out what we're building here with @NOMADcoliving
Niklas Anzinger 📍 Infinita@NiklasAnzinger
We're building a startup city with pro-tech common law legal system on a Caribbean paradise island. Just like in the sci-fi novels, with the brute reality of difficult Central American governments. Now @ProsperaGlobal has come out stronger, as the socialist government was voted out decisively. On March 25-29th, we celebrate the new wave of Latin American liberty and continue our work attracting top startups, after we had e.g. @TimDraper, @brian_armstrong and @balajis here and $20m+ raised. The coming demo day may have the highest density of great startups here ever (despite the last cohort winning the Draper Challenge), and we have visitors confirmed such as @sytses, @waitbutwhy and @cremieuxrecueil The main venues are sold out (a few VIP spots left), but there are still good venues around with shuttles.
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📍 Mar 25–28, 2026 · Roatán, HN
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In Próspera, you can open a company online in minutes and receive a globally recognized legal entity in under 24 hours.
We’ll be showing founders and operators exactly how this works during the Liberty & Acceleration Zones Summit!
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📍 Mar 25–28, 2026 · Roatán, HN
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Agustín Antonetti @agusantonetti is Director of Latin America Watch @FundLibertadRos
If you want a grounded read on LATAM’s political window for reform and what it means for zones like Próspera, catch him at lib/acc Summit!
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@GraniteBio Prospera, Montana & New Hampshire are the places with the most innovative legislation in the world to allow personalized treatments
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“If we can do this for a dog, why aren’t we rolling this out to humans?
The US has no regulatory framework that can accommodate this kind of bespoke therapy at commercial scale.
New Hampshire is about to build one.
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this is actually insane > be tech guy in australia > adopt cancer riddled rescue dog, months to live > not_going_to_give_you_up.mp4 > pay $3,000 to sequence her tumor DNA > feed it to ChatGPT and AlphaFold > zero background in biology > identify mutated proteins, match them to drug targets > design a custom mRNA cancer vaccine from scratch > genomics professor is “gobsmacked” that some puppy lover did this on his own > need ethics approval to administer it > red tape takes longer than designing the vaccine > 3 months, finally approved > drive 10 hours to get rosie her first injection > tumor halves > coat gets glossy again > dog is alive and happy > professor: “if we can do this for a dog, why aren’t we rolling this out to humans?” one man with a chatbot, and $3,000 just outperformed the entire pharmaceutical discovery pipeline. we are going to cure so many diseases. I dont think people realize how good things are going to get
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