> All "property" is imaginary. I don't think this is right. The ownership may be imaginary, but most of my property is real and tangible. If my computer here w

> All "property" is imaginary. I don't think this is right. The ownership may be imaginary, but most of my property is real and tangible. If my computer here were imaginary, you would never see this. So if you do read this, rest assured that at least some of my property is real. This is different from intellectual property. In that arena, not only the ownership, but the property itself is purely a construct of the mind.