I (author of that comment) responded also, and you haven't answered. To put it differently: what gives you the right to disrupt my vision anywhere you go? Am

I (author of that comment) responded also, and you haven't answered. To put it differently: what gives you the right to disrupt my vision anywhere you go? Am I supposed to try to blur my memories of you? If I am able to, from biologically recorded memory, recreate a perfect image of you, do you regard me biological brain as criminal? Most importantly: what makes you think that you own particles that bounce off of your skin? This seems like the maximum bound for egotism in a physical universe. Does this apply to all particles in your model? Or just photons?