Almost certainly satire. The way I'd explain it, is both ownership and privacy can be boiled down to some simplified abstract terms to show that society benefi

Almost certainly satire. The way I'd explain it, is both ownership and privacy can be boiled down to some simplified abstract terms to show that society benefits more when they are traded away for convenience or price. However, in practice and in history, this is not the case, and those tradeoffs almost always result in a worse quality of life and economic standpoint for the individual, and more profit, power, and control for the governments and corporations that took those benefits away from the people.