For hundreds of years, people have often wondered what it meant to own something. To Aristotle in ancient Greece, owning something was meant to be a tangible thing, something that he could hold and feel and grow attached to. Modern day philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre said ownership could extended through tangible objects and thought that that skills were something that someone could own, as well as tangible things. Me personally, I'm somewhere in between. I definitely see both sides of the argument, but I tend to lean towards Jean-Paul Sartre's perspective of ownership rather than towards that of Aristotle. I think that Aristotle’s sense of ownership tends to come from a civilization in a more materialistic world. Ancient Greece was a highly