How Many Kinds of Property Are There

I have previously made blog comments about the commons.  This link which is the title of this blog entry structures the conceptual relational structure of different kinds of property.  Property being something of value in possession of a holder with a claim to ownership.  A stake holder in my view.

I have also blogged about "stake holder" a concept that can relate to any kind of property.  Private, public/governmental and public commons.  It is more easily related to private and public governmental where clear lines of ownership are codified.  Stake holdings in the public commons however are something that that must be claimed by right, not by default because they are "owned" by a private individual/entity or the government.

As we progress to a broad view of commons the other categories of property and their ownership rights are threatened.

What is money?  My definition so far:  A social media decision making tool.  Who owns the conceptual nature of money?  My answer is the Commons.  It is collectively our common property by divided up amongst us.  The nature of what it is and who owns it collectively or the division of collective ownership and use determines what money does to make decisions.

It is our money.  Not the Bank's nor the Government's.   Apostrohe "S" denoting ownership.

Ownership:  In my view and conceptual perception of money (prperty) there are owners and there are users.  Sometimes the same, sometimes the rights are divided among them in some way in the case of debt and shared ownership.

Who owns the property of letters, words, numbers, musical notes, ideas, natural laws of physics, genetics, science, religion, money, life

I think we all do in common.  All human beings.  Entirely at the fundamental level.  Exclusively for some things at some level that is defined by us. 

Who owns/uses what and to what extent is related to the ability to uniquely identify the owned object.

Private and government entities will take ownership and control use of what the commons do not defend. 

Corporate Deform in America