> often quite literally belonging to a small group of people. 1. Almost all capital belongs to a small group of people today. Humans don't, but that doesn't go

> often quite literally belonging to a small group of people. 1. Almost all capital belongs to a small group of people today. Humans don't, but that doesn't go as long a way as you would hope. 2. For most of pre-industrial history of our species, it was not the case that a small minority owned most of everything. In many countries it was only relatively recently that village/tribe communal holdings or land use rights were abolished in favor of private property.