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Niklas Anzinger, CEO of Infinita City, discusses how new governance models can unlock technological innovation through regulatory flexibility. Operating within Prospera's special economic zone in Honduras, Infinita is building a biotech-focused district that demonstrates how competitive governance can foster development. Key Takeaways:

• Regulatory flexibility allows businesses to select from proven international frameworks rather than being subject to monopolistic regulation, unlocking "stranded technologies"

• The project uses market mechanisms like mandatory liability insurance to create proper regulatory incentives without overregulation

• Notable tech investors including Brian Armstrong (Coinbase), Balaji Srinivasan, and Tim Draper have recently supported the project, validating its approach to governance innovation
  
  Chapter Breakdown: 00:00 - Introduction 04:12 - Explaining Prospera and competitive governance models 10:45 - Tech investor interest in governance innovation 15:30 - Niklas' personal journey into startup cities 21:18 - The concept of "stranded technologies" and regulatory barriers 27:40 - How Prospera's regulatory flexibility works in practice 33:15 - Connection to the broader Network State movement 39:22 - Addressing common criticisms of the project 45:10 - Upcoming events and how to get involved
  
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