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@trishOct 11on Farcaster ↗
I just like the law and it’s not even schadenfreude. I think private ownership of beaches is fundamentally wrong. Unfortunate for people who didn’t know or never thought it would happen to them

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Is private ownership of beaches fundamentally wrong?

evaluativebeach access policy

You’d be backing YES on “Is private ownership of beaches fundamentally wrong?” — the same side @trish took.

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2 yes · 0 no (casts, from 2 people). These are the classifier’s reading of each cast — not stakes, votes, or a poll.

  • @trishOct 11on Farcaster ↗
    yes

    I just like the law and it’s not even schadenfreude. I think private ownership of beaches is fundamentally wrong. Unfortunate for people who didn’t know or never thought it would happen to them

  • @terrybainOct 11on Farcaster ↗
    yesreply

    Yeah me too. My wife’s family is from Newport Beach and I consistently thought it was kind of amazing how public the beaches are / were.

AI hypothesisOthers argue that property rights, including beachfront land, should be protected and enforced by law.

Nobody has actually argued the other side of this one yet. That is a guess at what they’d say.

A stake locks USDC on Base for 30 days ($1–$1000). At lockup the side with more amount × time stakedwins; winners split the yield plus 10% slashed from the losing side’s principal. There is no oracle — the crowd settles it.