They just used a common word that was vaguely applicable to an almost entirely unrelated abstract system of object lifetime verification. Ownership has basicall

They just used a common word that was vaguely applicable to an almost entirely unrelated abstract system of object lifetime verification. Ownership has basically the same semantics as C++'s destructors and moves, just enforced statically. It isn't people looking to the real world for a real-world solution for programming problems.