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I mean, arguably you don’t have ownership over anything without a legal right which is enforced by a government etc, and every item has exceptions. You think yo
by jama211 1y ago
I mean, arguably you don’t have ownership over anything without a legal right which is enforced by a government etc, and every item has exceptions. You think you own a house, but see how long that lasts if you stop paying land taxes. You only own a car as long as you don’t damage someone else’s car without insurance and it gets repossessed. These are stupid examples so don’t read too deeply into them, but it sorta outlines my point that licensing the use of things is very often as close as we get to owning just about anything. Not saying that’s good or bad, just that that’s kinda how it works.