Does this meet the MMM standard

[tooqk4u22]

Thinking about taking the plunge do you think this fits in an MMM lifestyle?
talk about marginal utility of money....not that I support taking from those who have it but this is one of those examples that you may have too much. 

http://travel.yahoo.com/ideas/floating-islands--the-new-mega-yacht.html?page=all

[arebelspy]

Obviously that's not Mustachian.

Basically all of those are concept yachts.  Any billionaire getting one will likely design their own to their own specifications.

[Bakari]

I don't know - with that much space, you could probably have a fairly large greenhouse, maybe a small number of livestock.  It produces its own green energy.  If you choose to, one could possibly build it to be self-sustaining.

Then you just live your life on the island, never have to pay taxes again, have no need for income.

If you had a few million in savings already, it could be one way to go FI

[arebelspy]

I don't know - with that much space, you could probably have a fairly large greenhouse, maybe a small number of livestock.  It produces its own green energy.  If you choose to, one could possibly build it to be self-sustaining.

Then you just live your life on the island, never have to pay taxes again, have no need for income.

If you had a few million in savings already, it could be one way to go FI

Heh, interesting idea.

But I'd imagine building it alone would be a larger carbon footprint than many third world citizens use their whole lives.

[igthebold]

That sounds a bit like Seasteading

[tooqk4u22]

I don't know - with that much space, you could probably have a fairly large greenhouse, maybe a small number of livestock.  It produces its own green energy.  If you choose to, one could possibly build it to be self-sustaining.

Then you just live your life on the island, never have to pay taxes again, have no need for income.

If you had a few million in savings already, it could be one way to go FI

Very interesting way to look at it.