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A New Country: The Great Experiment Called Immortalis

Mark Hamilton is starting a new country called Immortalis: free from a ruling class, governed only by protection services, and built on a constitution that forbids initiatory force. Here's why this experiment could change everything.

Based on Mark Hamilton · Published by Neothink Institute · 5 min read

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What Makes Immortalis Different?

Immortalis is a new country being built by Mark Hamilton, designed to eliminate the ruling class that exists in every nation on Earth. Unlike traditional governments that use force and regulation to control citizens and suppress innovation, Immortalis will have a protection-only government based on mutual value exchange: you pay for protection services, and if they overstep their boundaries, you stop paying and competitors rise up. A constitution forbidding initiatory force prevents politicians and bureaucrats from stealing power from value creators. The result: rapid cures to diseases, exploding prosperity, and freedom from the regulations that strangle innovation today.

Key Takeaways:

  • ✓ Immortalis is a new country with no ruling class: the first in human history
  • ✓ A constitution forbids initiatory force, preventing power theft by politicians
  • ✓ Government is a service, not a ruler: protection only, nothing more
  • ✓ Mutual value exchange: Stop paying if government oversteps, competitors rise up
  • ✓ Innovation freed from regulation will bring rapid disease cures and prosperity
  • ✓ Dollars do the voting: not political campaigns and illusions

The DuPont Cancer Cure: A Childhood Awakening

Mark Hamilton traces his understanding of government evil to a childhood conversation with his father, a high-level scientist at DuPont. His father was working on a promising cure for cancer: a revolutionary approach using extremely fine textiles impregnated with drugs that would find tumors, wrap around them, and render them harmless by encasing them in “man-made coffins.”
But the project was killed. Not by science. Not by lack of promise. By the Federal Drug Administration.

“When he told me that the Federal Drug Administration enforced these regulations that made it cost prohibitive for the world’s largest chemical company, DuPont, to not be able to have to drop this promising project, I remember as a child thinking how evil that was.”

Mark Hamilton

Even for the world’s largest chemical company, FDA regulations made the project financially impossible. They had to drop it. Hamilton remembers thinking as a child: How evil that was, this killer, the cancer. And here they were on the verge of a breakthrough and the government just made it cost prohibitive.
That childhood moment shifted something in young Mark Hamilton’s mind. It was his first glimpse behind the curtain.

The Ruling Class Problem

As Hamilton grew older, he began seeing the pattern everywhere. He realized:

“Power can only be built through honest values, value creation for the world. But then it can quickly be stolen by politicians and bureaucrats by knocking them down and putting themselves above them.”

Mark Hamilton

This is how the ruling class operates:
  1. Value creators build power through honest value creation
  2. Politicians and bureaucrats knock them down with regulations
  3. The ruling class puts themselves above the value creators
  4. This becomes their portfolio to rise up in government
Hamilton’s studies of the human mind over 45 years led him to “a new mentality altogether”, a way of seeing that let him look behind all the ruling class strategies and regulations to understand what’s really going on: power being stolen from those who build it.

The Immortalis Vision: No Ruling Class

This led Hamilton to where he is today: starting a new country free from all of that, free from a ruling class.

Immortalis

The first country in human history with no ruling class: built entirely on mutual value exchange, governed by a protection-only government that serves citizens instead of ruling them.

Immortalis is designed around three core principles:

The Three Pillars of Immortalis

1. Constitution Forbidding Initiatory Force

Politicians and regulators cannot use force to steal power from those who build it through value creation.

2. Protection-Only Government

Government exists only to protect citizens: nothing more. It’s a service-based government, not a ruling authority.

3. Mutual Value Exchange

You pay for protection. If government oversteps, you stop paying. Competitors rise up. Your dollars do the voting.

How It Works: Dollars Do the Voting

In Immortalis, government is a service you pay for: like any other service. If they provide satisfactory protection, you keep paying. If they overstep their boundaries and try to control you beyond protection, you stop paying.

“As the government starts overstepping its boundaries, you can just stop paying them. It’s a mutual value exchange. You’re paying for their protection. So competitors will rise up, and the money will shift over. Your dollars will do the voting.”

Mark Hamilton

Compare this to today’s system:
Current System Immortalis
Political campaigns spend millions crafting illusions to brainwash voters Dollars do the voting: pay for good service, stop paying for bad
Stuck with destructive leaders for years after election Instant accountability: competitors rise up if service fails
Government uses force to control and regulate Government limited to protection only by constitution
Politicians steal power from value creators Value creators free to innovate without suppression
Hamilton points out the absurdity of today’s system: “You get stuck into perhaps a whole decade of very destructive government leaders.” In Immortalis, none of that exists.

The Computer Industry Parallel

Hamilton offers a powerful example of what happens when government can’t regulate an industry:

“I’ve seen the rise of prosperity in the computer industry that advanced so quickly that the government couldn’t really get its folks on it. And look what happened to computer power. Today, you put in your pocket something a Fortune 500 company not too long ago could only afford.”

Mark Hamilton

The computer industry advanced so rapidly that government regulators couldn’t keep up. The result? Something that once required a Fortune 500 company’s resources now fits in your pocket.
Imagine that same explosive progress applied to medicine, energy, transportation, housing, food production: every sector of human life. That’s the Immortalis vision.
Without regulations strangling innovation:
  • Cures to fatal diseases will arrive rapidly
  • Prosperity will rise at record speeds
  • Health and wealth will explode
  • Innovation will be limited only by human creativity, not bureaucratic approval
The DuPont cancer cure Hamilton’s father worked on? In Immortalis, there would be no stoppage. No FDA making it cost prohibitive. Just scientists working on saving lives.

Getting Involved: Over 500 Citizens and Growing

Immortalis already has over 500 citizens, and Hamilton says that number is “about to explode to several thousand.”
He invites people to:
  • ✓ Get in early, Be at the beginning of this experiment
  • ✓ Understand the foundation, Learn how Immortalis works
  • ✓ Imagine your life there, Picture your prosperity, wealth, and health
  • ✓ Compare it to what you don’t have, Only by knowing what you lack can you see what you could have

“Imagine what it would be like to live in Immortalis. Imagine your prosperity, your wealth, your health. And I want you to compare it to what you don’t have: because only by knowing what you don’t have can you really see and start feeling what you could have.”

Mark Hamilton

Frequently asked questions

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What is Immortalis?

Immortalis is a new country being started by Mark Hamilton, designed to be the first nation in human history with no ruling class. It's built on a constitution forbidding initiatory force, a protection-only government, and mutual value exchange between citizens and service providers.

What is a protection-only government?

A protection-only government exists solely to protect citizens from force and fraud: nothing more. It doesn't regulate, control, or suppress. It's a service you pay for. If it oversteps and tries to control beyond protection, you stop paying and competitors rise up to offer better protection services.

How does "dollars do the voting" work?

Instead of political campaigns and elections, you vote with your dollars by paying for the protection service that serves you best. If a protection provider oversteps its boundaries or provides poor service, you stop paying and switch to a competitor. This creates instant accountability and competition, unlike elections where you're stuck with bad leaders for years.

Why did the DuPont cancer cure get stopped?

Mark Hamilton's father worked on a promising cancer cure at DuPont using drug-impregnated textiles that would wrap around tumors and render them harmless. The FDA enforced regulations that made it cost prohibitive even for the world's largest chemical company to continue. The project was dropped: not because of science, but because of government regulation.

What prevents the ruling class from taking over Immortalis?

Immortalis has a constitution that forbids initiatory force: meaning politicians and bureaucrats cannot use force or regulation to steal power from value creators. Combined with the protection-only government model and mutual value exchange, there's no mechanism for a ruling class to rise up and control citizens.

How can I become a citizen of Immortalis?

Immortalis already has over 500 citizens and is growing rapidly. Mark Hamilton invites people to get involved early, understand the foundation of Immortalis, and imagine what life could be like free from a ruling class. Visit the Immortalis website or explore Mark Hamilton's work at Neothink to learn more about citizenship.

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