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No it's not. The records only mean something if a system exists to enforce those records. This is what we pay for, in the form of courts and armies. The record
by friend_and_foe 3y ago
No it's not. The records only mean something if a system exists to enforce those records. This is what we pay for, in the form of courts and armies. The record means nothing if it is not practically enforceable, and being able to enforce them comes with an ongoing cost, which the beneficiary, the land owner, has to pay for one way or another.