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Ownership is exhausting. You can only "own" anything by going to great lengths to protect it. Ultimately, you are still reliant on the relationships you have wi
by aalleavitch 7y ago
Ownership is exhausting. You can only "own" anything by going to great lengths to protect it. Ultimately, you are still reliant on the relationships you have with others and their willingness to respect that it is yours.
- TeMPOraL 7y ago> You can only "own" anything by going to great lengths to protect it. The expense is mostly shared across all the things you own. You protect one flat or house, and store most of your possessions in it. > Ultimately, you are still reliant on the relationships you have with others and their willingness to respect that it is yours. Those are relationships with humans, and perhaps fixed number of public services. Each provides something important. 100th commercial relationship that only exists because the industry likes recurring payments for what should be a one-time purchase is tiring.
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