We’ve been living a lie. A lie about land. A lie about ownership. A lie about what it means to truly belong. For generations, we’ve been taught that owning land is the ultimate prize, the cornerstone of wealth and security. We draw lines on maps, erect fences, and call it “ours.” But what does that really mean? Does it mean we have the right to deplete the soil, to pave over paradise, to extract every last drop of profit without giving anything back?