For all of us, arrive at meetings on time. I sometimes hear libertarians speak as though they believe that the plans for a new free nation must be perfect before the nation is launched. These people might say, for instance, that the constitution must be airtight, to eliminate any chance that government might grow. But I think that plans are never perfect. The Unites States was founded, and provided a home to many liberties for a long time, even though there was never a perfect plan at the outset.
People work on improving their plans until they are confident that they can proceed.
Then they do proceed without wasting more time on planning. Our role, in running a professional think tank, is to raise the level from which these risk takers jump toward the goal. As the quality of our work eases the doubts of more people, we should expect to see more and better attempts to launch free nations. But we should not necessarily expect to see a direct correlation between the plans which we publish and the plans which nation-forming corporations employ. Indeed, the leaders of these corporations may be unknown to us until we learn of their projects in the news.