A shareholder is someone who owns shares in a corporation. Generally, corporations are owned by several shareholders. For example, Google is a publicly traded corporation with almost half a million shareholders.
Other corporations are closely held, meaning that there are only a few shareholders. Such ownership will depend on the percentage of shares that each person carries in the corporation.
To find out the original discoverer or creator of something or somewhere, among a species that goes back hundreds of thousands of years and that is fundamentally social in nature seems like an absurd and arbitrary game of catch-up. I would say that the fact that injuries, illness, aging and accidental deaths all occur are proof that people do not own their own bodies.
If people really owned their own bodies, then none of these things would ever occur, because people would control it. Usually at this point people are imagining a world of some kind of violent madhouse free-for-all, filled with people whimsically taking whatever they want and doing whatever they want to everybody else. My response to that would be to ask: wow, what kind of dark twisted psyche are you carrying around with you?
First off, I think that it is essential that people have a real sense of care, consideration and connection with both those around them as well as with themselves. If people really knew, understood and cared about the happiness and well-being of those around them, they would not blithely be acting in ways that cause hurt or distress for others.
People would be openly talking about situations, thinking things through together, and coming up with creative ways to meet the needs of everyone. Needs are not quantifiable, they do not look like any particular thing or course of action, and they can exist in the intellectual, emotional, and social realms, as well as the physical.
All human beings have the same underlying fundamental human needs , people just express these needs, and their desires to get these needs met, in a wide variety of different ways.
Also, the strategies that people use to try to get their needs met can look very different and can be in conflict with other strategies used to get needs met. An important process that can be used to navigate life in a non-ownership world is that of continually identifying the various different fundamental human needs that are at play.
These are the kinds of conversations that I would like to see people develop their skills and capacities for having. My first answer is that more resources and possibilities are freed up and made available without the arbitrary constraints of who-owns-what.
The second part of my answer is that a perspective of non-ownership really forces people to confront the question of what it is that they are really needing.
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