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Ownership is a legal concept. The only solutions to this problem are legal solutions. It is a legal problem to begin with.
by libertymcateer 10y ago
Ownership is a legal concept.
The only solutions to this problem are legal solutions. It is a legal problem to begin with.
- mojomark 10y ago> Ownership is a legal concept. > The only solutions to this problem are legal solutions. It is a legal problem to begin with. This is a flawed statement. Yes, "ownership" is a man-made construct (1). However, laws are only as good as our technical capacity to comply and enforce them. Take carbon emissions for example, MARPOL has put in place several tiers of ship exhaust GHG emissions controls (man-made limits) which are being implemented over several years because the technology needed to comply (and enforce) @ the ever-shrinking thresholds is still under development. However, industry is making progress and we are complying to avoid fines or operational restrictions. 1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_theory_of_property https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_theory_of_property
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