I think this makes sense, if only because physical property ownership has always been an illusion. You don’t really “own” anything as long as someone with a ba

I think this makes sense, if only because physical property ownership has always been an illusion. You don’t really “own” anything as long as someone with a badge and a gun can break down your door and take it from you. I don’t care if you live in a democracy or a dictatorship, it happens in both. Encrypted information, on the other hand, can theoretically be “owned” if it’s implemented correctly. No police, no court or law, no government, nothing can take your encrypted digital property from you. It’s probably the most real manifestation of property humans have ever come up with.