&gt;air, though ancap says air would remain common<p>I said no such thing. I said it is too abundant to commercialize. It can still be owned.<p>&gt;just adds a whole new layer of mental burden to engaging with the world.<p>If everything was made public (communism) you could be free from a vast number of other mental burdens which we are currently plagued with.<p>I don&#x27;t buy it. We have a system around us now with all sorts of burdens and processes that are just part of life (you mean I have to stop through the checkout line before leaving the store--oh the horror of those evil capitalists who are trying to enslave us!). People adapt and are used to the system they are in.<p>&gt;Like, for me, going out and buying stuff or negotiating for it isn&#x27;t fun, isn&#x27;t how I&#x27;d choose to spend my time.<p>Yet you do this already. I would wager a lot of your leisure time is spent on the private property of others, playing by their rules. Even the websites you go to and the video games you play have their rules and terms of service.