ga farcaster

if you can't destroy something, you don't actually own it

do you agree?

do you disagree?

why?

what does this change?

e.g. if you can't delete data from a decentralized social network

do you actually own the data?

cto @ bwl.gg (lunchbreak.com), 80M+ users (bdut.ch) 🙏 built @remindme, @mintit, @gpt, @healthbot, farcantasy.xyz

I consider ownership a number of rights you are granted and it changes depending on context. 
You own a house but you are not free to burn it. You own a piece of land but you are not free to build anything you want on it. You own a car but you are not free to drive it any way you like.

Dad, geek, conversation liquidity provider. vrypan.net (home), /weatherxm (work), @l--o--l (fun). Also https://paragraph.xyz/@purplesubmarine

who grants me ownership of my ethereum address?

Founder /kiwi-news, a decentralized Hacker News

can they take it away?

can they prevent me from using it?

can they prevent me from burning it?

I think if a network majority would agree on it for a long time, it‘d be possible