The growth of intangible/digital technology can paradoxically bolster land as an asset because land remains the easiest thing for banks and lenders to value and lend against, compared to difficult-to-value tech assets.

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Michael Bird

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they can do is lend against the value of land. Um So in a weird way that the growth of all this incorporeal tech I think to some degree it can bolster land as an asset precisely because it's still so financially useful relative to stuff that's really really difficult to value.

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How Land is the Lynchpin in the Global Banking Systems | Interview: Mike BirdThe Dispatch
Created: 8/11/2026, 7:18:57 AM

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