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In most places Air is free, access to clean water is in some country's also free, and here (Switzerland) taking the leftover potatoes after harvest is also free
by BSDobelix 2y ago
In most places Air is free, access to clean water is in some country's also free, and here (Switzerland) taking the leftover potatoes after harvest is also free, berry's and mushrooms in the forest also free, fishing in some lakes free, hunting also free, take wood for your personal bonfire...free.
- cassianoleal 2y agoMost or all of your examples rely on government regulations and enforcement. That has to be paid for, just as much as street lighting. Furthermore, it requires some level of national sovereignty. That’s acquired and maintained through military and diplomatic power, such as strong alliances. Again, paid by taxes.