Yes, and since raw land can have a hefty unearned price tag, we already know that most of the value is left to the titleholders. It is very much like the paten

Yes, and since raw land can have a hefty unearned price tag, we already know that most of the value is left to the titleholders. It is very much like the patent debates, except even worse. At least a patentholder, in theory, might have had something to do with thinking up the idea. And at least the patent doesn't last forever Land titles are permanent, yet the titleholder had nothing whatsoever to do with the manifestation of the space and matter contained at the location.