"Apple owns an enormous campus. My company doesn't. Is it fair that Apple gets to lay claim to a larger part of available real estate just because they can affo

"Apple owns an enormous campus. My company doesn't. Is it fair that Apple gets to lay claim to a larger part of available real estate just because they can afford it? Well, yeah. I believe so, anyway." The difference being that Apple cannot arbitrarily claim to own your real estate. If you create a work that is worth a great deal, but cannot claim it to have that value because you cannot afford to pay the taxes (yet), a large organization can safely appropriate that work while only paying the smaller amount of damages. Hm; one question: Could they then claim that it is their work, put a large value on it, and put you out of business?