Yea, a bridge the size and location of the Brooklyn Bridge seems like an inherently public use-value, especially for those who live and work in Manhattan and nearby Brooklyn.
Big chunks of the total wealth would best be public, not private property. What proportion of the total wealth in the world is in less consumable forms ? Like hedge fund "certificates" or whatever is the sign of ownership in that ? Charles by Max B. Sawicky You consume a bridge -- make use of it, wear it out just a bit -- when you cross it. Or stand on it. Or jump off it. What proportion of total GDP is consumable ? How much is liquid ? What proportion is in plant , equipment and bridges ? Just full of questions. CB
