Bitcoin in essence is not digital. If we could remember as good as hard-drivers, calculate as fast and consistently as CPUs, and perhaps communicate as efficien

Bitcoin in essence is not digital. If we could remember as good as hard-drivers, calculate as fast and consistently as CPUs, and perhaps communicate as efficiently as bits travel over the internet, Bitcoin would run in our minds only. And it would run for real. Therefore, the only actually physical attachment it must have is ourselves, our minds, and (any) communication channels. Bitcoin being mental before digital (I see digitization as just making it more practical), we surround the "owning question": do we own other peoples bodys or minds? Nope, we don't. So Bitcoin is not, even remotely, private property.