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That requires a somewhat radical shift in the societal perceptions of property rights. When the U.S. Constitution specifically mentions intellectual property ri
by bumby 5y ago
That requires a somewhat radical shift in the societal perceptions of property rights. When the U.S. Constitution specifically mentions intellectual property rights, I don't think it could ever be construed as a "simple solution" to change that definition.
- tryptophan 5y agoAnd as much as I love georgeism in theory, it is in practice very difficult to calculate an accurate land value separate from what is built on that land.