More than two decades after the birth of the Free State Project, another group of philosophically united individuals have their eyes trained on New Hampshire, where they envision a home for a new kind of community. 

Last week, a gathering of self-described “techno-optimists” drew about 200 attendees to a Manchester event venue to talk about the state’s tech industry and stir interest in a “village” planned by four New Hampshire tech workers and prospective founders. 

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