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Doctor Gno II

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The Kokomo is meant to be a sort of home base, where travel enthusiasts can jet off in their helicopters or boats — or submersible yachts. Migaloo also has a concept for a yacht-submarine hybrid that super-villains probably can’t wait to get their hands on. Seriously, this company is inspiring us to come up with so many movie plots. (Source.)

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From ABC: “No more being stuck in one spot. This private island floats. … The island — which will feature a penthouse, jungle deck with waterfall and an alfresco dining area — would be the first in the world to run on its own power, according to the company. … The inclusion of vertical gardens, palm trees and even a shark-feeding station ‘add more natural elements to the nautical island,’ according to the company.”

Exit technologies are going to be difficult to stop.

Hard security still needs some work, which is why the Bond Villain theme arises so predictably. Inter-state level deterrence capability can only be a matter of time. To quote deep-cover neoreactionary basilisk sorcerer Eliezer Yudkowsky: “Every eighteen months, the minimum IQ necessary to destroy the world drops by one point.” So all that’s needed is patience.

Doctor Gno is a cold type. He’ll calmly wait for as long as necessary to operationalize the escape strategy (but hopefully not much longer).

“Shark-feeding” or throwing people out of helicopters — is it even a question?

ADDED:

Probably possible to buy a small island and use it as an anchor for an undersea "Bioshock" style mega-base

— SOBL1 (@SOBL1) April 21, 2016

Admit it. Becoming a splicer or Big Daddy has got to be a better fate than what progs have fro most humans by 2040.

— SOBL1 (@SOBL1) April 21, 2016

Here are islands for sale. The island would act as a "Central Park" for residents https://t.co/K22Mm2AvWb

— SOBL1 (@SOBL1) April 21, 2016