: The marginal cost of games is low. For download only it is negligible to
: someone who already has the server infrastructure like MS.

: While the marginal cost of building cars is still very significant.
: Materials, labour, machine time, transport.

Product. Not property. Property is something that belongs to someone and intellectual property is ownership to the rights of the creation of a non-physical nature. They're also both abstract concepts. I'm comparing consumerist products.

It also appears to me that you believe when something is digital, that it's thereby reduced of it's value in comparison to a physical product. As well, marginal costs are a variable within each industry. Comparative costs between Destiny and Flappy Bird, or Kia and Koenigsegg, are laughable yet both are categorically the same, so marginal costs seem subjective.

Anyway, :) my real point is that it's laughable to insist a product should be made free because you owned something similar once before.

- MacGyver10