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I've come to view physical property as the odd one out. IP makes sense to me - you are assigning ownership of purely human created constructs, and someone assi
by bcrosby95 4y ago
I've come to view physical property as the odd one out.
IP makes sense to me - you are assigning ownership of purely human created constructs, and someone assigning me Mickey Mouse doesn't use up a resource and prevent you from making your own IP.
But physical property... you're telling me that someone ('someone' being a government - who probably took it by force from some other group of people) can just "assign" me something no human had a hand in creating, I can morph it, then sell it to some other person for a buck? The whole chain of custody is tainted. I should not be able to "own" these things no human created, at best, I should be able to rent it from