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Property
Property can be anything real, imagined or emoted, or permanent or temporary, but it is
always definable
Property is necessary for survival at the individual level
Property can be owned in tandem willingly, but not by force
Property exists, or can be created, only as defined by individuals
Property can be reused or recycled -- or not used -- or discarded
All property is controlled, or owned, by someone, some group or some thing
All property has value
The more people who are said to own a thing in tandem paradoxically the smaller
number of people who control it
Some property is so unique to an individual that tandem or collective ownership is
impossible, which leads to trade
All property is subject to competition and trade or purchase, gift or inheritance
Property can be anything real, imagined or emoted, or permanent or temporary, but it is
always definable
Property is necessary for survival at the individual level
Property can be owned in tandem willingly, but not by force
Property exists, or can be created, only as defined by individuals
Property can be reused or recycled -- or not used -- or discarded
All property is controlled, or owned, by someone, some group or some thing
All property has value
The more people who are said to own a thing in tandem paradoxically the smaller
number of people who control it
Some property is so unique to an individual that tandem or collective ownership is
impossible, which leads to trade
All property is subject to competition and trade or purchase, gift or inheritance