You're missing the point. completely....

You are comparing apples to oranges here with this ridiculous *water* 
example.

You are comparing unallocated and unsegregated storage to allocated and 
segregated storage!!!!!!!

Your water example is UNALLOCATED AND UNSEGREGATED water ----- you have 
claim to water COMINGLED WITH WATER OWNED BY OTHERS.

If your water bank was segregated and allocated then YOUR WATER would be 
held seperately from WATER OWNED BY OTHERS.  It is physically, and 
technically possible to allocate AND segregate the water -- however it is 
not economical to do so at this time because water is plentiful in most 
places.  In the future though, it is possible that water storage will be 
allocated and segregated should H2O become as rare as Gold.

This water rights example doesn't apply.. It doesn't apply to the issue of 
the Patent and Patent infringement.

However it is a another pretty good example of how GMN doesn't comply with 
the Patent --- as your GGrams are NOT ALLOCATED AND SEGREGATED AND TITLED to 
the owner of the GG's (as specified in the Patent).

They are comingled with GG's owned by others within the GMN network - just 
like your 1000 liters of water.

BOSCO






>From: "Patrick Chkoreff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "e-gold Discussion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>From: "Kenneth C. Griffith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


> > The water bank owes you 1,000 liters.  But you don't own the water
> > in the tank.


>You do own the 1,000 liters.  That is why the water bank owes it to you.  
>If
>you didn't own it, they wouldn't owe it to you.  Why would they owe you
>something you don't own?


>-- Patrick


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