Governments would merely need to get out of the way. This may seem like a tall order: abdicating power is rare. Luckily, it is already happening. Honduras passed a law allowing for zonas de empleo y desarrollo económico (ZEDEs), or autonomous regions. ZEDEs allow Honduras regions to opt out of civil and commercial law and import a legal system of their choosing. Further, ZEDEs are able to create their own administrative systems, allowing reprieve from corruption. Honduras is just the start. El Salvador and Costa Rica are considering creating their own autonomous regions. Whether the decision makers at Google choose to get involved is up to them. But Honduras offers a great opportunity to follow the company’s stated goals.