Property has the contingency of being owned. If it is not owned by anyone then it can be declared public property or non-usable estate. I will never understand

Property has the contingency of being owned. If it is not owned by anyone then it can be declared public property or non-usable estate. I will never understand why people seem to view digital content as different from physical content. The only difference is it lacks a sense of tangibility. You can only consume it with your eyes and "touch it" with your input devices. I believe as humans we tend to err on the selfish side far too often. If you found a $100 bill on the street you would quickly pick it up and walk away. If you found a $100 bill on the bank floor would you follow the same discourse? Of course you wouldn't. You might rationalize it is the right thing do to or you fear reprisal for taking it. The barrier to entry on any endeavor is the most substantial factor on whether you will commit. Meaning, people would steal and kill at a tremendous frequency if we didn't put consequences in place for such actions. Pirates (us, me, you) are simply children getting away with theft, in the infancy of the internet.