Jun 9, 2026 · 11 min · 5 segments
Welcome To The Real Oshow, 0:00 Intro 1:00 Freedom Ship (Mile Long Ship) 3:45 GTA 6 Rumors 7:15 Google Releasing 64 Million Mosquitoes 9:30 Closing Thoughts In this episode, we dive into…
Welcome to The Real Low Show.
We're going to get right into it.
Joshua, I don't know if you saw, but there's a new cruise ship being created called the Freedom Ship that can fit around 80,000 people, has a 15,000 seat stadium, schools, colleges, a park, and it's supposed to be the biggest ship of all time.
Currently, the Royal Caribbean Icon of the Sea is the biggest ship, but this is going to dwarf that and it's going to run on nuclear energy.
And a couple of other companies have bought it, tried to sell it, bought it, tried to raise money.
And it hasn't been practical until now because of the rise of fuel costs and remote work have made this actually become a real thing.
Yeah, this is one of the most interesting stories because it's a mile long ship.
It is a permanent city.
This is not a cruise ship.
This is like people will live here, die here.
It'll be a full blown city.
I mean, 80,000 people is a lot of people.
What I thought was so interesting and what you kind of alluded to earlier was the largest cruise ship in the world holds less than 8,000 people.
This would be 10 times that.
But there's also a lot of interesting things that go along with this because it is a ship in the water.
It's not bound to any country.
It is its own country.
They're technically in international waters, which there are no laws.
And because of that, there have been several medical companies that have actually already reached out to the Freedom Ship to do experiments that other governments most likely wouldn't allow them to do.
That does sound kind of scary, but also everything scary could be revolutionary in a way as well.
But I also think the biggest hurdle around this whole thing is how much it actually cost to build it.
It would be roughly $16 billion today to build it.
That is an astronomical number just to get started.
They would want people moved into the ship before it even is completed, which I couldn't imagine how that would even look.
Welcome to The Real Low Show.
We're going to get right into it.
Joshua, I don't know if you saw, but there's a new cruise ship being created called the Freedom Ship that can fit around 80,000 people, has a 15,000 seat stadium, schools, colleges, a park, and it's supposed to be the biggest ship of all time.
Currently, the Royal Caribbean Icon of the Sea is the biggest ship, but this is going to dwarf that and it's going to run on nuclear energy.
And a couple of other companies have bought it, tried to sell it, bought it, tried to raise money.
And it hasn't been practical until now because of the rise of fuel costs and remote work have made this actually become a real thing.
Yeah, this is one of the most interesting stories because it's a mile long ship.
It is a permanent city.
This is not a cruise ship.
This is like people will live here, die here.
It'll be a full blown city.
I mean, 80,000 people is a lot of people.
What I thought was so interesting and what you kind of alluded to earlier was the largest cruise ship in the world holds less than 8,000 people.
This would be 10 times that.
But there's also a lot of interesting things that go along with this because it is a ship in the water.
It's not bound to any country.
It is its own country.
They're technically in international waters, which there are no laws.
And because of that, there have been several medical companies that have actually already reached out to the Freedom Ship to do experiments that other governments most likely wouldn't allow them to do.
That does sound kind of scary, but also everything scary could be revolutionary in a way as well.
But I also think the biggest hurdle around this whole thing is how much it actually cost to build it.
It would be roughly $16 billion today to build it.
That is an astronomical number just to get started.
They would want people moved into the ship before it even is completed, which I couldn't imagine how that would even look.
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